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If this were to take off, I would expect to see some governments offering it to all citizens, both to support whatever digital services they provide, and as a t
by passive 6y ago
If this were to take off, I would expect to see some governments offering it to all citizens, both to support whatever digital services they provide, and as a tool for helping users manage their privacy.
- oakfr 6y agoHow would governments finance this? Developing these offerings with the quality of service of the GAFAM (which users take now for granted) costs a fortune (financed by advertising in practice as of today).
- Vinnl 6y agoSuch as that of Flanders, for example: https://inrupt.com/flanders-solid https://inrupt.com/flanders-solid
- azinman2 6y agoExactly what I want in my tech… gov control of my data, combined with gov-paced innovation…
- kdunglas 6y agoA "collaboration" led by Jan Jambon, the guy who says that about collaborating with the Nazis: "The people who collaborated with the Germans had their reasons. Me, I was not alive during that time." I don’t trust GAFAM to protect my privacy, but I wouldn’t trust this government either.