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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
Putting your data on a public protocol is not "owning your data".
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dylan
@dylsteck.eth
I wouldn’t say it’s owning your data but it’s not controlled by a central entity and you have credible exit / interop as well as hashes to prove you were the author of the data still a step up from web2 but not the final form of true data sovereignty
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
You can control your data, though.
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six
@six
what is "owning your data"?
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tomato
@tomato.eth
I don't need to own my data, just as long as nobody else owns it either.
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KMac🍌 ⏩
@kmacb.eth
100% nor is putting encrypted data in a public protocol. Cringe when I heard people say creators can own their audience. No, we follow you. You don’t own that. Will we get to a point where the Oldest proof of existence (hash & timestamp in source of truth) that includes possession (signature) is the definition of ownership?
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Kyle Tut
@kyletut
Is a server you own and control owning your data? https://warpcast.com/kyletut/0x2adadf21
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Yahav
@yahav
If the protocol isn’t public who’s hosting your data
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links
@links
You do own it. It’s just that everyone else owns it too.
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira 🎩🎭
@lampphotography
It definitely feels more like "exposing my data" 100 $WILD
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