Businesses Seeking AI-Free Private Client Communication Channels
Some businesses handling confidential client work distrust AI-integrated messaging and collaboration platforms they cannot inspect or control. They want self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted channels for client conversations, free of third-party AI processing, to protect proprietary and confidential information.
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