Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C, page-18

H, probably worth it's own thread (i can see others eyes glazing over) but hoping you can clarify one of the technical points you raise.

"The obvious alternative for commercial applications ("SSH") is free, technically proven and ubiquitous"

I understand a unique charateristic of VIN is that it uses connection-less UDP to create an 'invisible' encrypted channel.
Secure Shell (SSH) by contrast provides channel encryption over TCP similar to traditional VPN technologies with a dependency on a point-point connection.

Interesting to note the move to UDP and away from TCP by Google and others for the next-gen www (HTTP/3) to take advantage of the better performance over poor connections and mobile networks.
https://thenewstack.io/http-3-replaces-tcp-with-udp-to-boost-network-speed-reliability/