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Title: 🚨We need Blockchain network Post by: sologub on January 11, 2019, 08:44:02 PM AT&T and T-Mobile say they will stop selling customers' location data to 3rd-party service providers by March; Verizon says it's winding down sharing agreements. I look forward to a savior with a blockchain-based social network.
link (http://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/01/10/phone-companies-are-selling-your-location-data-now-some-lawmakers-want-federal-investigation/) Title: Re: 🚨We need Blockchain network Post by: Vod on January 11, 2019, 11:18:40 PM AT&T and T-Mobile say they will stop selling customers' location data to 3rd-party service providers by March; Verizon says it's winding down sharing agreements. I look forward to a savior with a blockchain-based social network. How will a blockchain increase privacy? Title: Re: 🚨We need Blockchain network Post by: elda34b on January 12, 2019, 06:14:27 AM I look forward to a savior with a blockchain-based social network. It already existed (ICO projects, like Enlte), but I doubt they increase or solve your privacy issue. Some other projects make an app where it can manage data access for you, and they use blockchain for settlement when you decide to sell your data. It other words: blockchain won't help you protect your data (an additional app do that), but it might help if you want to monetize your data. If you really want to protect your privacy, maybe stop using social media, or at least make yourself anonymous. Title: Re: 🚨We need Blockchain network Post by: Hannu on January 12, 2019, 07:49:25 AM AT&T and T-Mobile say they will stop selling customers' location data to 3rd-party service providers by March; Verizon says it's winding down sharing agreements. I look forward to a savior with a blockchain-based social network. link (http://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/01/10/phone-companies-are-selling-your-location-data-now-some-lawmakers-want-federal-investigation/) 5G gonna change example bitcoin data driving on network mobile interface. |