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My principle around self sovereignty implementation(currently)
- Privacy is SELECTABLE by owners free will
- Security is DETERMINISTIC by systemic design
And it also adds the freedom to take responsibility for your own UX.
Turning reporting settings off by default is one thing, but making it unchangeable is a security consideration, or a violation of selective disclosure? The choice of "No guard" to webapps belongs to security matter or freedom by self responsibility?
The boundaries are very blurry and fluid.
However, without a "mold" we can't discuss it, so let's start by producing it at first😉
- Privacy is SELECTABLE by owners free will
- Security is DETERMINISTIC by systemic design
And it also adds the freedom to take responsibility for your own UX.
Turning reporting settings off by default is one thing, but making it unchangeable is a security consideration, or a violation of selective disclosure? The choice of "No guard" to webapps belongs to security matter or freedom by self responsibility?
The boundaries are very blurry and fluid.
However, without a "mold" we can't discuss it, so let's start by producing it at first😉