India and other developing nations are grappling with significant education challenges that result in unemployment and stunted growth. The solution? A surge in top-quality online educators. A lesser-discussed issue in online education is video piracy. It affects both educators’ earnings and students’ access to quality content. VdoCipher goal is to protect educators from this piracy, encouraging more to teach online.
We believe that the time to teach online is now and effectively fighting online piracy is not just good for educators and students, but also for countries and the world. Over the past 7 years, we have been solving this problem for 10,000+ online educators and 3000+ e-learning businesses across 120+ countries. We have helped educators generate over estimated 1500 Crores in annual revenue and saved over 250 Crores in revenue loss since inception.
VdoCipher’s robust security measures include robust DRM encryption, dynamic watermarking, secure offline downloads, tailored custom video player, AWS-powered servers, adaptive streaming, all designed to discourage illegal downloads while ensuring viewers enjoy a seamless viewing experience.
A physics teacher from Tunisia, a country in Africa started Tunisia’s first online course platform, streaming video courses. With his grit and resilience, he added more teacher partners. started using VdoCipher when they had just around 100 students , and now 8 years later caters to 300,000 students and has around 300 teachers on the platform.
Navigating the demanding security tech sector, VdoCipher remains vigilant, constantly updating their services and features. While revenue is essential, VdoCipher finds motivation in the positive feedback from educators who gained the confidence to share their content online after discovering VdoCipher’s services.
In essence, video piracy harms both educators and students. It prevents educators from sharing their knowledge online and students from accessing quality education. The time is ripe to combat piracy, especially in India, where there’s a vast need for educators across various fields.
