NapBook is a peer-to-peer social networking service that aims to give users complete control over their data and decentralize control away from any central authority. It uses a "power of attorney" model to allow users to decide who can access their data and keep ownership of it, taking a similar approach to privacy and ownership as Diaspora. Governments may dislike NapBook for the same reason they dislike Skype - because it decentralizes control and ownership away from any central entity.

1. NapBook
A Peer-To-Peer SNS
Husayn Versee & Akshay Atrey
@husaynv @akshayatrey

2. Privacy and Ownership

3. What if you could decide who
controls your data?

4. Diaspora - a new approach to
privacy and ownership on SNS

5. Complete Decentralization of Control

6. Complete Ownership of Data

7. Why Governments would hate us?
... for the same reason they hate Skype

8. Implementation

10. "Power of Attorney"

11. Questions?