[ANN] PDATA - REVOLUTIONIZING BROKERAGE OF PERSONAL DATA

[Pered1980]

Are the people from a small country disadvantaged because there won't be such a higher demand of data comparing with the customers from, let's say USA, where everybody wants their data?

Yes, that's a good question. I don't think that will be an issue because the data is international, so you could sell your data anywhere on the planet. 

[Masul1974]

Are the people from a small country disadvantaged because there won't be such a higher demand of data comparing with the customers from, let's say USA, where everybody wants their data?

Yes, that's a good question. I don't think that will be an issue because the data is international, so you could sell your data anywhere on the planet. 

I'm not sure that this is how it works.

[Duche1976]

Are the people from a small country disadvantaged because there won't be such a higher demand of data comparing with the customers from, let's say USA, where everybody wants their data?

Yes, that's a good question. I don't think that will be an issue because the data is international, so you could sell your data anywhere on the planet. 

I'm not sure that this is how it works.

Can someone explain exactly how this will not be an issue?+

[Sammied]

Are the people from a small country disadvantaged because there won't be such a higher demand of data comparing with the customers from, let's say USA, where everybody wants their data?

Yes, that's a good question. I don't think that will be an issue because the data is international, so you could sell your data anywhere on the planet. 

I'm not sure that this is how it works.

Can someone explain exactly how this will not be an issue?+

Hello Duche, this will not be an issue as the platform can be used worldwide irrespective of your location. Data that can be sold will not be confined to a certain geographical location.

[fajarkus12]

This is interesting project about personal data marketplace. So it can help the companies that need personal data for their purposes, and people can sell their personal data to get incentive. So with Opiria each other will be mutually beneficial

[Scholles]

Are the people from a small country disadvantaged because there won't be such a higher demand of data comparing with the customers from, let's say USA, where everybody wants their data?

Yes, that's a good question. I don't think that will be an issue because the data is international, so you could sell your data anywhere on the planet. 

I'm not sure that this is how it works.

Can someone explain exactly how this will not be an issue?+

Hello Duche, this will not be an issue as the platform can be used worldwide irrespective of your location. Data that can be sold will not be confined to a certain geographical location.

There won't be restrictions to where data is to be collected from because for instance Opiria already have big clients like BMW, AUDI, Mercedes Benz, P & G who already have established market all over the globe and would willfully want to buy personal data from all over to service their wide range of customers.

[Vorteqs]

This project has pretty good ideas and practicality so I hope that many people are interested in your project

Yes, alot of people would certainly be interested to make money without spending a dime  as  they have previously been ripped off of by those companies who trade personal data.

[mr.Belyavski]

Good afternoon! Tell me please, do I have to go KYC for the bounty of companies?

[Ealaings]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

[Earanting]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

True that! It's a very good idea of a project! Congrats on the idea!

[Masul1974]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

Will the Facebook leaking personal data without anyone knowing, affect the hole concept of the project?

[Pered1980]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

Will the Facebook leaking personal data without anyone knowing, affect the hole concept of the project?

Didin't even thought about this. Very good question! Can someone explain?

[Ealaings]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

Will the Facebook leaking personal data without anyone knowing, affect the hole concept of the project?

Yeah, that could be an issue, but i'm not sure! Maybe someone more competent will give us a straight answer!

[iamgekko]

Yeah !! It was about time that a company to sell personal data backed by blockchain, I'm curious to see  how this project it's gonna develop in time

Will the Facebook leaking personal data without anyone knowing, affect the hole concept of the project?

Yeah, that could be an issue, but i'm not sure! Maybe someone more competent will give us a straight answer!

Hello all , Not at all, Actually , this bolsters the need for moer security. PDATA’s trading of personal data is based on the blockchain. Blockchains were built to function in a “trustless” environment in which people can transact directly with one another without needing to trust any middleman in the ecosystem. The blockchain technology and the PDATA platform ensure following (these are also GDPR requirements):
1.     The consumer owns the personal data and has full control over it.
2.     Personal data never leaves the consumer in an unencrypted format and only the consumer holds the key to decrypt it.
3.     Personal data can only be transferred to a company with the consumer’s consent. In addition to that the consumer knows exactly who gets the data and for what purpose.
4.     The trading of personal data is fully transparent and traceable on the blockchain whereby the anonymity of the trading parties is completely protected.

Also , in light of this discussion there was an article on BV world e-magazine titled "Business Vision – Spring 2018". Where Mark Zuckerberg and our CEO, Christian Lange are on the same page !!

Here is the link for it 👇

https://bv.world/magazine/

On page 48 -49

[mwyzyducdm490]

this project with a very good concept by using the development of personal data with a combination of blockchain technology, dev team is very professional and solid to develop this project. hopefully this PDATA project is successful and much in demand by investors.

[Mr.Ease]

So how is the token sale going?

I cant find the statistics anywhere... Should be the last week right?

[Felicisimoiii]

Good afternoon! Tell me please, do I have to go KYC for the bounty of companies?

Hello! Please ask bounty-related questions here:

▪️Bounty Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3081090
▪️Telegram Bounty Group: https://t.me/pdatabounty

[Felicisimoiii]

So how is the token sale going?

I cant find the statistics anywhere... Should be the last week right?

Hi! You can find it here https://opiria.io/

[marketone]

So how is the token sale going?

I cant find the statistics anywhere... Should be the last week right?

I don't think so because still, there are many days left in the ICO, now presale is going on and very soon they will start crowdsale. Finding potential in pdata who need data.

[alex-26.2k18]

The project seems to be good, and personally feel that there is still more prospects for development, and hope that the team continues to develop reliably, so that everyone can benefit, rather than an empty project, just stay on the paper.