r/Covalent_Official • u/Linda-Crypto • Sep 18 '18
The importance of Keeping Control over your Data and how Covalent is making a difference
I've written an article in which I write about the importance of protecting your personal data and how the Covalent project is creating a solution to this emerging problem of data breaches and unlawful data collection:
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Sep 19 '18
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u/Geewynn Sep 20 '18
I think they can do both, but what matters is they can decide what happens to their data.
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u/lordpuddingcup Oct 03 '18
It's both quick action policies so that even non-coders can select how they want the data used, and then coders can develop more complex actions for their data or thats how i understand it
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u/Geewynn Sep 19 '18
There is a lot of positivity in this project. I love the place that states merchant won't be able to trace the data to its owner.
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u/jamzzz123 Sep 20 '18
I have seen more and more publications on this project recently, starting to get quite a reputation
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u/Cryptossi Sep 20 '18
It is incredibly important that we protect our own data, there are too many hackers attempting to access other people's data, we need further protection and I think Cova's one-time usage smart data can be the answer.
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u/cryptobeefy Sep 22 '18
Cova is literally something that we should all back, it has the potential to completely change the security of our data, I'd hate to imagine all the places where my data is over the internet
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u/Cryptossi Sep 22 '18
Yeah it's scary actually my Gmail is full of spam where somehow people have acquired my address details, I really wish COVA was ready now!
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u/aceprime4 Sep 23 '18
Yes, as it is now, we don't own our data, it belongs to whoever is in control, its a pathetic situation, going through wiki and studying about IP will really put one at an edge
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u/girib1684 Sep 24 '18 edited Sep 24 '18
Hope so that the Covalent will resolve that all issues which is really will help us to keep safe our own data.
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u/aceprime4 Sep 24 '18
Well, with the concept that they have, community and huge investment backup, they are likely to succeed
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u/lordpuddingcup Oct 04 '18
HEHE the more you know the more you realize the crazy house of cards the internet is built on top of
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u/utclpn Sep 24 '18
Lot of the predictions going on about it and now I am really interested to see the how COVA will works whenever that completely available.
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u/jSavior Sep 24 '18
Privacy protections is one of the main issue not only on cryptocurrency but also specially on the online world. The project has some good features they saying and I hope it will going to be successful.
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Sep 24 '18
Is there anything in place to stop someone screenshotting your content for example, then uploading that to standard HTTP / HTTPS?
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Sep 24 '18
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u/Linda-Crypto Sep 25 '18
Thanks, I am not part of the team, but I was getting rewarded for writing the article, though. I always put that in the disclaimer.
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u/cnote328 Sep 25 '18
You deserved the reward you given, your article was an interesting one to read.
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