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Instead, let's disrupt the industry with storageless personal data. It's like serverless, but for PII.
by theandrewbailey 5y ago
Instead, let's disrupt the industry with storageless personal data. It's like serverless, but for PII.
- keneda7 5y agoSo are you purposing each person's data is not stored anywhere and must be manually typed? Or something where each person controls where their data is stored and has to explicitly give access to sites in order to read the data? I feel like the second option would be feasible if you could somehow get the major sites to agree they would pull the data each request rather than storing it in their databases.
- teeray 5y ago“User data is stored securely using our innovative write-only memory”
- tomschlick 5y ago"By storing our blockchain on /dev/null, we have limitless scalability to handle your customer's data, without the need to worry about it being stolen by hackers"
- smolder 5y agoI feel silly asking, but you're joking right? On it's face it's nonsensical, but then "serverless" is kind of nonsense, too, given that it still runs on servers, so IDK. You did remind me of Tim Berners-Lee's SOLID project, not that it's "storageless" really.