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Most news apps watch you back. The 1776 Signal doesn't. No account to create. No analytics logging what you read. No server of ours receiving a single byte about you. We built the app so the ability to track you simply doesn't exist. We call it the Ghost Architecture. THE PATRIOT FEED 20+ hand-picked sources across three channels — Liberty, Global Intel, and Sovereignty. Real-time headlines pulled straight from the publishers. No algorithm deciding what you see. No shadow banning. Articles open in Safari, so the publisher keeps their traffic and we stay out of it entirely. THE 1776 DAILY BRIEF 378 entries of American history — founding moments, military victories, constitutional milestones — enough for every day of the year. Fully offline. Works with no connection at all. THE SOVEREIGN LIBRARY 66,000 words across 12 documents. The Declaration, the Constitution, the Federalist Papers, plus practical guides for preparedness and digital privacy. All stored on your device. All exportable as PDF. All yours. HOW YOUR PRIVACY ACTUALLY WORKS - No user accounts, ever. - No analytics, no ad networks, no tracking. - No backend server that receives your data. - Headlines load directly from publishers' public feeds — the same as opening their site in a browser. - Articles open in Apple's Safari view. We never see what you read. - Everything else stays local on your device. Clear it all with one tap. One purchase. No subscription. No upsells. No plan to ever change that. The 1776 Signal. Built for patriots. Owned by no one.
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