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> no bank provides free APIs to access this for consumers, the only option is to download manually/scrape through their websites. In Europe they will have to p
by Shoothe 9y ago
> no bank provides free APIs to access this for consumers, the only option is to download manually/scrape through their websites.
In Europe they will have to provide the API thanks to PSD2: https://softjourn.com/blog/open-banking-api/ https://softjourn.com/blog/open-banking-api/
> Ad tracking/browsing data is another. The current model is the people making the trackers own all your data. A model where WE own our web activity data and selectively choose what to expose to websites/advertisers would be much better for consumers.
I don't know how this relates to blockchain at all. Blockchain
by design is public and replicated to anyone. How would you withdraw your data from there?
- mgeuirx 9y agoIt's not public, it's just massively replicated. Your data on the blockchain is encrypted. Only you with your private keys can decrypt it and decide with whom to share it with.
- Shoothe 9y agoCould you clarify which blockchain you are talking about? In Bitcoin nothing is encrypted and keys are used only to sign transactions.