Regardless if you're a fan of Mac OS, Linux, Android, or Windows (is there any?), So far the model for operating systems has always been the same: until today the entire system runs centralized and communicates (by default) without encryption or obfuscation, except for HTTPS web pages or when using VPN.

Going around the cryptosphere I found a cascade of news about this operating system project, but all its articles are in a very technical language so that the average user understands its implications, so I will try to lower the conste propose this operating system.

The premises of Brahma OS seem complicated but they are not so:

• Encrypt ALL but the TCP / IP protocol and use obfuscation techniques at the operating system level.
• Make the only centralized system is the Kernel (the core of the Operating System) and the UI (the graphical interface), the rest of the system is constantly communicating with components in the cloud to use a series of decentralized services based on blockchain.
• Solve fundamental problems of data privacy: Building a decentralized P2P network of authentication at OS level and using decentralized dynamic authentication services based on blockchain (for comparison, imagine something like a decentralized 2FA).
• Persistent identity for cloud storage: allowing us to access our data from anywhere in a 100% reliable way. Hacking our identity would be as difficult as hacking the Bitcoin protocol. It would be like having a Storj or a Maidsafe integrated to the OS.
• Native management of cryptoassets: The operating system has in its nucleus two cryptographic authenticators, based on Ethereum and Eos, therefore it will be able to handle natively at least all the cryptocurrencies and the tokens derived from these currencies, without the need to install a wallet additional and further strengthening security. Also within the project is the idea of ​​natively incorporating support for the ADA blockchain (Cardano) and other major cryptocurrencies.
• The system will be based on Android, so you can run any native Android application, but you can also run a whole world of decentralized applications developed specifically for Brahma OS, for which there will be a very extensive SDK (development kit) available for programmers.
• Using own consensus algorithm, having its own cryptocurrency and its own blockchain, Brahma OS can use it also as an extra layer of consensual identity authentication (Imaginense undermining identity tests for example, in addition to transactions).
• Integrate a store for decentralized applications. These apps can be easily validated and checked by virus / security holes (since they are perfectly identified with unique ID within the blockchain), and having a more secure ecosystem also creates a new idea: make customized applications for the needs of each individual (since the same blockchain collects data of our operational needs without understanding our identity).