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There is a movement starting to put ownership of data back into the hands of the people who created it. https://hu-manity.co/ https://hu-manity.co/ Feels like
by godzillabrennus 8y ago
There is a movement starting to put ownership of data back into the hands of the people who created it.
https://hu-manity.co/ https://hu-manity.co/
Feels like the right solution even if the task is monumental.
- cmroanirgo 8y agoI was all 'pro' this link, until I read: > Hu-manity.co has ... designed new intelligent contracts on blockchains which humans can use to negotiate new terms of consent and authorization with corporations so that inherent human data can be respected as legal property. It's great that people are serious about this, but extreme care should be taken with the latest tech hype! Blockchains are (by design) are 'out there', which means that once consent it given, that consent is 'out there' for all time. Blockchain also rather public, so it would seem rather easy to 'harvest' who has consented to what... ... unless I missed something?
- TeMPOraL 8y agoMore importantly, if a project describes itself as using or being involved with blockchain, most of the time it is a scam - be it about scamming people for money or attention. I would be careful before getting tainted through association.
- godzillabrennus 8y agoAn audit log on blockchain with a decentralized data exchange would be a viable use case for this kind of application to build trust on the network but also provide GDPR compliance.
- blinkybill 8y agoI'm all for it but this really needs proactive changes from legislation. EU has made a start with GDPR other jurisdictions need to follow suit and take it further.