NFL Players Inc, the players union's licensing arm, put their own money into Cloaked's last raise. "We would like to have Cloaked available to all of our guys, because they have a real need for this type of product." That's roughly 2,000 active players and 15,000+ retired ones covered by Cloaked. Pro athletes deal with leaked contracts, doxxing, and identity theft more than most people ever will. Full story here: https://lnkd.in/gEQFfhdK
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