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Source? One of them said on twitter that they want to open source the stable version a few hours ago: https://twitter.com/gannimo/status/1245630618462867457 htt
by tastroder 7y ago
Source? One of them said on twitter that they want to open source the stable version a few hours ago: https://twitter.com/gannimo/status/1245630618462867457 https://twitter.com/gannimo/status/1245630618462867457
These folks also seem pretty open https://start.ito-app.org/ https://start.ito-app.org/ and cooperate / plan to cooperate with other initiatives.
There's a significant portion of any of these technical rundowns I don't get though. All of them seem to treat BTLE beacons, sprinkled with a bunch of hashing schemes, as some form of magic bullet for privacy. If your crypto was this great you might as well use my GPS with far better location accuracy, does anybody know the reasoning behind this (apart from the obvious "the public wouldn't want that")?
- ThePhysicist 7y agoTheir website. Maybe they do not yet agree what they want to do then?
- div 7y agoA bunch of gps coordinates associated with an identifier is personally identifying information: https://www.livingmap.com/technology/location-matters-geospatial-information-under-gdpr/ https://www.livingmap.com/technology/location-matters-geospa...