Recognizing this real-world complexity, we're developing a concept called contextual privacy—essentially, contextual discovery. It breaks down the outdated binary of "public versus private," instead mirroring the way privacy works in our everyday lives.

Recognizing this real-world complexity, we're developing a concept called contextual privacy—essentially, contextual discovery. It breaks down the outdated binary of "public versus private," instead mirroring the way privacy works in our everyday lives. 
https://blog.index.network/can-something-be-private-yet-discoverable