Stay anonymous. Stay untraceable. Stay protected.
Minimal Data Collection
We only collect what we need.
Secondary Numbers
Keep your real number private.
Identifier Rotation
Appear as a new subscriber every day.
Disappearing Call Logs
We’re built to forget.
Last-Mile Encryption
Protect your SMS messages.
Encrypted Voicemail
Keep your voicemails truly private.
SIM Swap Protection
Secure your number with a private key.
Network Lock
Block signaling attacks.
Secure Global Roaming
Stay protected abroad.
Most carriers start tracking you from the moment you’re connected: who you talk to, what you browse, where you go, often down to the minute. That information is packaged into detailed profiles, sold to advertisers and data brokers, and left vulnerable to breaches that can expose you to stalking, fraud, or identity theft.
Minas is different—we can’t misuse what we don’t have.
Your phone number is a target for data brokers and scammers. Retailers, websites, apps—everyone is routinely asking you to share your number with them, which exposes you to a variety of risks. Many turn to VoIP numbers to use as secondary lines, which can be helpful, but cost extra, don’t work with 2FA, and aren’t encrypted.
Minas provides subscribers with 2 free additional encrypted lines.
Every SIM card has a unique identifier called an IMSI, which your device uses to register with cellular networks. Most carriers assign a fixed IMSI that stays the same for the life of your account, making it easy for observers—including rogue cell towers, advertisers, and surveillance firms—to identify and track your device over time.
Minas breaks that pattern.
Your call and text records reveal a lot about you. Anyone with access to them could identify your closest relationships, your home address and workplace, and reconstruct your daily routine. Most carrier privacy policies state that they’ll retain your data for “as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes of this privacy policy”. The reason? So they can monetize it.
Minas is built to forget.
SMS are not end-to-end encrypted. Even so, many of us still use it to receive One-Time Passwords (OTPs) for our most sensitive accounts—banks, social media, and more—leaving them vulnerable to threats like SIM swaps, signaling attacks, and more.
Minas allows subscribers to encrypt and route all SMS/MMS messages through the Minas app.
Voicemails can reveal more than you think. From personal messages to authentication codes, voicemails can contain sensitive information. Yet, most voicemail systems are outdated and unencrypted. Some have even exposed user data through open servers or misconfigurations.
Minas keeps your voicemails truly private.
SIM swaps happen when an attacker convinces your carrier to transfer your number to their device. From there, they can receive your texts and calls, trigger password resets, and gain access to your accounts—banking, crypto, social media, chat apps, or anything they can exploit for financial gain. Once a SIM swap starts, it’s nearly impossible to stop.
Minas removes humans from the loop.
Attackers exploit SS7 protocols and legacy telco infrastructure to trick your phone into routing your location, calls, or texts to a compromised network that they control. This gives them the ability to track you or intercept your communications.
Minas is redesigning cellular infrastructure from the ground up.
Roaming on foreign networks introduces more vulnerabilities. Cellular networks were built for interoperability, not privacy. As your phone hops between countries, it connects to local telecom providers so you can keep calling, texting, and using data. But not all networks are secure, and not all governments treat privacy the same.
Minas routes your traffic through our US-based mobile core.