Its data privacy solution at Freeze.com — Freeze launches
The great domain ought to help clients trust it.
In the past 5 years, there has been a shift in how the general public thinks regarding online data protection. Despite the vast amount of data firms hold on an individual, many were unconcerned or uneducated regarding how their data could be used or sold.
Recent laws such as GDPR and CCPA brought a broader focus to the data that can be collected online, giving agency to the individual over the storage of their data.
Data, though, is a valuable commodity, and the digital age makes it so easy to obtain, despite GDPR and CCPA measures. The data collected regarding you can, in some cases, be sold to third parties.
One entrepreneur has decided to tackle this issue by creating a firm, Freeze, which helps users to stop businesses from selling their data.
Launched in November 2022, Freeze is the brainchild of CEO Domenic Perfetti, a serial entrepreneur who previously founded DigiCenter, ironically a data provider for marketers and publishers. Perfetti sold this firm in 2021.
Through a subscription model, Perfetti’s fresh firm, Freeze, finds businesses that have collected your data and directs them to not sell the data or to delete it.
Freeze is in its early days, but it is launching on a premium, trustworthy domain name, Freeze.com.
As stated by Whois history, Freeze.com was previously owned by Frontline Media Inc., a firm with a portfolio of hundreds of domain names. Freeze.com moved to a Whois privacy-protected GoDaddy account in late 2021 following displaying an Above.com for sale landing page.
Freeze.com then held a basic coming soon page followed by an early iteration of the firm’s current website, as stated by Archive.org.
Archive.org also shows that over the years, Freeze.com has been used for a number of projects, counting hosting free downloadable content such as applications and music.
In its current form, Freeze.com provides the perfect platform for a fresh type of business tackling a pertinent issue. Trusting and paying a brand-fresh service to deal with your data could be a leap of faith many are unwilling to take. The premium domain name could make it easier for Freeze to establish itself faster.
