“Collecting data” is creepy, period. If you don’t have to, don’t. Decentralise. Build zero-knowledge. https://ar.al/notes/apple-vs-google-on-privacy-a-tale-of-absolute-competitive-advantage/ …https://twitter.com/abdophoto/status/799480845576900608 …
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Not fully accurate - Servers are needed. Privacy by Design is about avoiding creating personal data, not about avoiding data as such.
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‘Servers’ not necessary in peer-to-peer. Always-on encrypted nodes necessary training wheels/backups for the network.
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Sure. But making it Peer-to-Peer does not make it Privacy by Design, e.g. blockchain - expensive, not secure and extremely overhyped
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What makes it Privacy by Design is the inability to link a transaction with anything else you do, mainly identity. P2P part of network
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