Pii2011 jason cavnar_lockerproject
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The document discusses how individuals can take control of their personal data through tools that collect diverse personal data from various sources, enrich it using a simple smart platform, and allow developers to build apps that respect data ownership. It promotes the Locker Project, an open source community effort that aims to give individuals ownership and control over their powerful personal data exhaust now and in the future through tools that collect, enrich, and enable apps built on personal data stores.
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- 1. From Digital Exhaust to Your Data Afterburner Presented by Jason Cavnar at the Privacy Identity Innovation (pii2011) conference on May 19, 2011
- 2. Jabber/xmpp, telehash, etc Explosion of apps we love!
- 5. Places I Go
- 6. Things I Buy
- 7. What I Post Online
- 10. WHO?
- 16. tools for individuals to collect their diverse personal data
- 17. tools for individuals to collect their diverse personal data simple smart platform to enrich the data
- 18. tools for individuals to collect their diverse personal data simple smart platform to enrich the data ability to create apps that respect data ownership
- 19. tools for individuals to collect their diverse personal data simple smart platform to enrich the data ability to create apps that respect data ownership completely Open Source community effort
- 21. What’s next data access Metaservices (developers) Storage / security
- 22. Everyone Welcome http://lockerproject.org @lockerproject https://github.com/quartzjer/Locker jer@singly.com @jeremie @jasoncavnar jason@singly.com
Editor's Notes
- Audience surveysWho loves Instagram? We do too!How many developers in the room?How many people in here have, on their servers, interesting sets of data on users – locations, purchases, call logs?How many people in here buy data to get more information on people?And back to my Instagram photo, do we have any contrarians in the room that would argue that users aren’t co-creators of that data?