Private Tech

The organizations Cape supports and partners with — defending digital rights, personal safety, and freedom of the press.

Reliable, secure communications for national security. Cape makes commercial cellular mission-ready.

Cape provides secure international roaming without compromising user identity or communications.

John Doyle, Cape’s Founder and CEO, comments on the company’s Series C funding announcement.

Cape partners with Proton to offer Proton Unlimited or Proton VPN Plus for $1 per month for six months.

Press coverage and inquiries — Cape.

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Cape offers premium wireless coverage with enhanced personal security for calls, texts, and daily use.

This comparison reviews Aura and Norton on antivirus, VPN, and identity protection, emphasizing privacy-focused carriers.

This comparison evaluates DeleteMe and Optery on broker coverage, reporting, value, and user experience.

Efani focuses on SIM swap protection, while REALLY emphasizes private wireless access—but both leave gaps in broader privacy and data control.

Cape provides premium wireless coverage with added personal security for calls, texts, and daily use.

The company’s privacy notice explains users’ privacy rights and choices and says users who disagree with its policies and practices should not use its services.

Cape secures $100 million in Series C funding to expand its private, secure mobile connectivity solutions for enterprises, governments, and consumers globally. The investment will support broader adoption of its technology across key sectors. The company specializes in delivering encrypted communication networks for high-security applications.

Mar 2026VentureburnNews article

John Doyle, CEO of Cape, operates a privacy-focused cell network valued at $900 million. The service avoids collecting sensitive user data like call logs or Social Security numbers, unlike major carriers such as AT&T and Verizon. Cape emphasizes user privacy by design, differentiating itself in a market dominated by traditional telecom providers.

Mar 2026ForbesNews article

Privacy Telecom’s **Cape** launches a feature that automatically deletes call and text logs after 24 hours. The service contrasts with industry norms, where providers typically retain logs for months or years. This move targets users prioritizing short-term data retention and enhanced privacy.

Feb 2026404 MediaNews article

Cape, an MVNO startup, launches a mobile service designed to provide security and location protection for privacy-focused consumers. The offering targets users seeking enhanced privacy features in their mobile plans.

Jan 2026Light ReadingNews article