> "I think Privly is best viewed as an argument in code. It's an attempt to expand the philosophical and technical terrain on which the privacy debate is playin

> "I think Privly is best viewed as an argument in code. It's an attempt to expand the philosophical and technical terrain on which the privacy debate is playing out." I think debates on privacy (and even what it means to have a digital identity) are important and things like privly help push this forward. I'm not convinced by the implementation but I'm glad they made something.