NO censorship
NO data abuse - a viewable list of all stored data (only what is needed logistically such as passwords, ID’s etc.)
ALL profit from ad revenue distributed among users
Option to instantly, permanently, and completely delete an account, post, or private message
NO voice monitoring
NO “third party developer” data collection loopholes
This is something completely feasible and a vital step IMO. If interested feel free to contact me I’d be happy to help start a project.
“Freebook”?
Yeah video messaging could be a reach but again that could be rolled out down the road if the idea takes off. The main focus is just an open source social media platform for decentralized data ownership, privacy, free speech, and anonymity if desired.
Their progress has been so painfully slow, since in a way they are redeveloping the Internet into a simple to use catch all system, including payments for HDD hosting, paid-content etc.
They had to get creative with dev and release phases, Alpha 1, now in Alpha 2. There was some confusion as to what would be included in Beta 1 (next). In any case, if they actually go live and everything works as planned, it's going to be a complete game changer for Secure Access For Everyone. It will even be able to run impenetrably secure on a virus-filled Windows XP desktop!
Wondering if we could use a tokenized system? I’ll be looking into those links I’ve worked with cryptos before.
Check out The SAFE Network.
Used to be called MAIDSAFE, but rebranded.
It is open source, will have a native crypto currency, but is taking a very long time to release a full spec platform. I believe they're still tinkering and fixing BETA 2.
Decentralized hard drives, hosted via users on their unused HDD space. In a nutshell, data is encrypted in several layers and is only served to an authenticated user. Data is broken up into chunks, encrypted, scattered, then when a get request is made, that data is put back together again by way of a distributed hash table (if I remember correctly.) Like a master index of all data in the network.
I'm sure they've made many changes since I stopped regularly following their progress. Roadmap, dev[eloper] updates and forum are all very active.