Re:Rally, a novel privacy-first data sharing platform
by 9wzYQbTYsAIc on Saturday June 26, 2021 @03:51PM
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You’re welcome!
I’m in the same boat as you - haven’t spent many brain cycles on it yet.
Mozilla Rally would have been the perfect proof-of-concept for putting that idea to use and giving it a shakedown.
Generally, Solid seems to be pretty grounded in its attempt to resolve data sharing privacy concerns.
My understanding is that the implementations would be about the same as using browser storage.
I believe developers would need to approach data access from the perspective of “an infinitely sharded document database - shards are globally-uniquely identifiable - shards are remotely distributed - shards have their own IAM - for each shard, you must register as an authorized user and authenticate to access remote data”
I’m in the same boat as you - haven’t spent many brain cycles on it yet.
Mozilla Rally would have been the perfect proof-of-concept for putting that idea to use and giving it a shakedown.
Generally, Solid seems to be pretty grounded in its attempt to resolve data sharing privacy concerns.
My understanding is that the implementations would be about the same as using browser storage.
I believe developers would need to approach data access from the perspective of “an infinitely sharded document database - shards are globally-uniquely identifiable - shards are remotely distributed - shards have their own IAM - for each shard, you must register as an authorized user and authenticate to access remote data”