enuff of the fluffs, to truly allow users "own" their data we need:
1. store data on their own server or locally on their device
2. store data on a public ledger/storage network with guaranteed data availability, and .. encrypted

This is very different from owning assets where it is sufficient to just own the key

building degencast.wtf /degencast . ex-bitmain, binance

Isn’t #2 what Storj does? Not only is data encrypted immediately at upload, but it’s sharded into like 60 pieces and geo-scattered. Something like 18-20 or so pieces are only needed to fetch/decrypt

NFA. Farcaster OG. Dev/Artist. Exhibited Internationally.

/daily-art-mint
/daily-fan-token
/scanography
/cyanotype

Impossible to keep on top of everything! Curious to know what you think once you look into it!

rather ignorant on storj. will check it out