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> Ownership -> All self-owned data can be removed from everywhere > Decentralized -> And no one else can remove your data How do you expect to be able to do t
by teleclimber 9y ago
> Ownership -> All self-owned data can be removed from everywhere
> Decentralized -> And no one else can remove your data
How do you expect to be able to do that? Decentralization implies your are passing data to peers you do not control. They'll only remove data you ask them to if they are well behaved, but there is no guarantee of that.
It's like wanting to be able to delete emails that have already be sent,
- tmikaeld 9y agoIsn't this what torrents and blockchain already do? You have chards of data on more than one endpoint that sync between eachother - to forcefully remove it you would need to remove it from all of those hosts manually. But with, let's say, an access/crypto key - you can do it on all of them. Systems like Storj already do this i believe?