The next-gen identity infrastructure is cracking a tough nut: making privacy and compliance work together instead of fighting each other.
Here's the setup that actually makes sense—users keep custody of their own data. Apps? They get zero access until you explicitly hand over the keys. Nothing shifts, nothing shares, nothing leaks without your green light.
Every action in the chain gets locked down: data storage happens on your terms, access control stays in your hands, and reusing credentials across platforms doesn't mean surrendering ownership. It's identity management built for people who refuse to be the product.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 12-11 14:59
To be honest, this set of logic sounds great, but very few projects that can truly be implemented actually exist.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-11 14:56
It sounds ideal, but I haven't seen any project that can truly achieve zero leaks yet.
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HashBrownies
· 12-11 14:55
Basically, it means the data is finally back in our hands, isn't it?
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RektDetective
· 12-11 14:52
Finally, someone understands. Not being treated as a commodity is the true way.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-11 14:38
Haha, self-custody data, zero-privilege access... Bro, I’ve already played with this logic when I was shorting CEX, just saying.
The next-gen identity infrastructure is cracking a tough nut: making privacy and compliance work together instead of fighting each other.
Here's the setup that actually makes sense—users keep custody of their own data. Apps? They get zero access until you explicitly hand over the keys. Nothing shifts, nothing shares, nothing leaks without your green light.
Every action in the chain gets locked down: data storage happens on your terms, access control stays in your hands, and reusing credentials across platforms doesn't mean surrendering ownership. It's identity management built for people who refuse to be the product.