Re: [projectvrm] Omlet

[John Wunderlich < >]

No, but I'd like to.

One of the design challenges for the open notice initiative (http://opennotice.org)and the consent receipt project (https://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/plugins/servlet/mobile#content/view/69273118) is where to store the consent receipts that you get. A distributed personal data store (assuming that security is tight) sounds just the ticket. 

On Wednesday, July 23, 2014, Doc Searls < "> > wrote:

From Stanford:

<http://news.stanford.edu/news/2014/march/privacy-economy-app-031014.html>

Pull-quotes:

researchers from the MobiSocial Lab at the Stanford School of Engineering have announced a new type of social network, called Omlet, which shields users from the monetization of their personal lives by giving them total and unquestioned control of their personal data.

In technical terms, Omlet is a "distributed semantic file system," which means that the data storage is decentralized and, therefore, not under the control of any one network. The data exists instead as a collection of private files stored on each network member's personal cloud storage service of choice and is fully indexed for easy recall.

Anybody know more?

Doc

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