MiDATA CEO, Paul Marek Podcast Interview by IoTSI.
Recently our Founder and CEO, Paul Marek, was interviewed by Nicole Stephenson of the Internet of Things Security Institute for their podcast “Privacy Matters”. Paul and Nicole touch on some …
Could Personal Data Copyright Laws Protect Our Freedom?
Could Data Copyright Laws Protect Our Freedom? We’re not only being swindled out of the value of our data, we’re also quite possibly being surreptitiously swindled out of our freedom. …
This Is Your Brain On #blockchain
A fun infographic we created while testing out parts of our data visualization tools and algorithms. Shows other hashtags related to #blockchain that people are using on Twitter, between June 12 and July 11, 2018.
The Right Way & The Wrong Way To Sell Your Personal Data
Personal Data Ownership is a massively profitable and transformative new industry emerging from the convergence of new technologies, new regulations and societal discontent… but, there’s a right way and a wrong way to profit from this potent new product.
[VIDEO] Are Ad Blockers Immoral?
While we utilize these tools in order to overcome the increasingly intrusive, invasive and irrelevant nature of online advertising, this also hurts the bottom line of most of the smaller sites that use these ads as a form of income.
Can Having Your Own Bot Solve Your Privacy Problems?
Dr. Ann Cavoukian, the creator of the 7 Principals of Privacy by Design offers an excellent articulation of the future of privacy using what she calls a “SmartData Agent” – …
You Are Being Robbed, And You Totally Agreed To It
About how we’ve been trained to give our value and privacy away through Terms of Use Agreements and cookie tracking systems, and how we can take control of our content and data to produce personal value and income as well as manage the privacy of our data.
We Need a Personal Data Protocol – Here It Is
A Global Standardized Personal Data Protocol will help unlock the value of the our personal data by allowing for; easier development and cross-platform integration, better security, greater privacy, clearer governance and regulatory compliance and most importantly, data sovereignty.