Nowadays, underestimating the importance of your personal data is a gross mistake for many. After all, in today's world without personal data anywhere. Even download a mobile application, you can not without providing your data photo or video gallery, as well as notebook data. In fact, we rarely think in advance about the security of their personal data, until we are not affected by any trouble.
What kind of trouble am I talking about? In fact, anything can happen here, not competent storage of your data, easy passwords from your social resources, personal accounts, e-mail, not careful distribution of confidential information of passport data, data of your Bank cards and much more. I think it is not necessary to explain in detail what this will bring consequences if your information were to fall into good hands. And such cases are actually very, very much when your data is used by scammers and for selfish purposes.
But there is a solution to this problem, and I think this is the most important thing. What exactly is the decision? To be more precise, what is this project that solves the existing problems in the field of confidential data? I suggest you to understand further.
Project and its features
I dedicate my today's review to an interesting blockchain project – PDATA. This project is a platform through which a person will be able to independently control and wish to provide their data to any persons, companies and other participants of the platform voluntarily and without any intermediaries. It is worth noting that thanks to the blockchain technology it can be done quickly, reliably and safely, and most importantly without restrictions and around the world. Great, right?
The company that developed this project is called Opiria. And not least, it is a real existing company, which is not the first year on the market engaged in the legal sale of personal data. The project developers expect that such a transition from a centralized Opiria system to a decentralized PDATA will allow them to enter the world market and take a leading position there.
The principle of operation of PDATA
Unlike any fraudulent activity regarding our data, there are also very positive aspects in providing your personal data to large companies. Who simply need a large range of data to develop new marketing and advertising companies. In simple words, our data helps them to get to know their client better, and therefore to produce the product that he needs as much as possible. Nevertheless, there is a reverse side of the coin, we are not paid for the data provided, and if they pay a penny, frankly. To break this chain, seeks a project PDATA.
PDATA-allows each user to decide who and what data it will provide, receiving PDATA tokens in return. Everything is quite simple and convenient, which is very important.
Each user will have a private key, which will be available to him and no one else. This key will keep safe all your personal data from everyone, even from the developers of the project and the resources on which they will be stored.
The traditional blockchain system will remain transparent and accessible to all, with the help of which the exchange of the same data will be carried out. All transactions, who and when, for how many data have been purchased from you, will be publicly available.
Conclusion
This is not a complicated mechanism of interaction offered to us by the developers of the project. In our time, the subject of personal data is relevant, and resolving the existing problems PDATA will win their share of the market. Moreover, you will be able to make an exchange at any time convenient for you, as well as receive true financial compensation for the data provided. That I believe in doubly pleased!
The project has already managed to declare a lot about itself, anyone can get acquainted with their technical documentation, as well as get acquainted with the field in social networks. To further understand the features of the project in more detail, as well as to explore all its strengths.
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