I Encrypt

A novel cryptographic system beyond worldwide military and security agencies cryptanalysis capabilities.
By using it, your information is simply non-interceptable.

Scope: [1]Text encryption.
Benefits: [2]Ultra security [3]Absolute control [4]Peace of mind.
Novelty: [5]New dimension of unbreakability.

Features
[1] Encrypts any text in any application or document (emails, messages, notes , contacts , network sharing, online text sharing, appointments, passwords, credit cards, ...).
[2] An unprecedented level of security of your most secret/highly sensitive data by adding a new dimension of unbreakability.
[3] Ability to choose any cryptographic system from a virtually unlimited number of cryptographic systems. You solely decide how to encrypt and decrypt data by using your own private unbreakable cryptographic systems.
[4] Unbreakable encryption. Impossibility of retrieving the plaintext (original text) from the ciphertext (encrypted text) in the absence of the cryptographic system and the encryption key that generated the ciphertext from the plaintext.
[5] Any known attacks (brute force included) are excluded since the cryptographic model provides no information regarding the proximity of the implied cryptographic system in terms of algebraic structures and key spaces. Fundamentals of the unique unconditionally and computationally secure cryptographic model could be found at arXiv ( http://arxiv.org/vc/cs/papers/0409/0409039v9.pdf ).

Note. Not a single application in encryption market providing selection of unconditionally and computationally secure cryptographic systems.

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Using the application
*Encrypting
1)Tap Encryption 2)Enter ID, Password and Text to encrypt 3)Tap Encrypt 4)Paste to retrieve Encrypted text
*Decrypting
1)Tap Decryption 2)Enter ID, Password and Text to decrypt 3)Tap Decrypt 4)Paste to retrieve Decrypted text
*ID and Password
a) ID is your personal cryptographic system. You can select any ID between 3 and 999,999,999.
b) Password is your private encryption/decryption key used in your ID.
*Menu>Settings
You can use default or group values for ID and Password.
All settings values can be saved, cleared or showed.
The master key should be used to make values visible.
All saved values are encrypted.

Caveat
Clearing the Clipboard or using applications with no Clipboard capabilities may result in losing the Encrypted/Decrypted text.