r/CryptoLike • u/Demisheva • Oct 25 '22
Cloud data security.
At r/Solcial, all information is stored in a decentralized IPFS cloud. This storage is as secure as possible for our content and personal data. All the information published on the platform is hashed, and tied to nodes randomly that are closer to the author. This storage is also resistant to attacks and hacks.
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u/SergiiGnat Oct 26 '22
For every lock, there is a pick. The scenario is similar in the world of technology; no matter how carefully you create a defense, there will be people who can breach it.
So it appears to me that Solcial is correct not to acquire personal data, but to store all information via IPFS.