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Continue reading Deleting Your Account: Data portability policy questions for a graceful exit New: “OExchange is an open protocol for sharing any URL with any service on the web.” . . . → Read More: Check out #OExchange, a data portability protocol Chris Saad wrote an important post that appeared on the ReadWriteWeb Blog yesterday. I recommend you read it to get a better understanding of Facebook’s privacy moves in relation to Data Portability. In it, he raises a key point about the tendancy for Facebook, as well as other large companies, to manipulate industry language . . . → Read More: Chris Saad questions Mark Zuckerberg Credit card data portability . . . → Read More: Data portability in the Credit Card industry Facebook issues strongest endorsement of Data Portability yet, saying the people own their own data. . . . → Read More: Facebook Embraces Data Portability – Again Facebook believes it’s criminal to reuse your data with your permission . . . → Read More: Facebook claims data portability is criminal Last Sunday, Chris Saad and I wrote a piece on this blog assessing Facebook’s recent announcement. Chris has written a follow up piece which I think is a great perspective on what the industry should be thinking about. ….Open is no longer enough. The web community needs to up it’s game. The same is . . . → Read More: “Open” does not mean “Interoperable Data Portability” which is the real goal This is an analysis by DataPortability chairperson Elias Bizannes and former chairperson Chris Saad. Summary In essence, Facebook is striving to create a web-wide semantic search engine and recommendation system based on a mix of open and closed technologies. While some of the approaches are indeed open, the overall outcome is an attempt to . . . → Read More: Assessing the openess of Facebook’s “Open Graph Protocol” * How are social networking sites and social media tools applying user-centric identity? * What are the open standards to make it work? (identity and semantic) * What are technical implementations of those standards? * How do different standards and technical implementations interoperate? * What are the new social norms and legal constructs needed . . . → Read More: Upcoming Event: Internet Identity Workshop 10 |
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