Beta release expected this December
There are no accounts or profiles with Mass Address
Greetings and salutations my friends and family. Many exciting things are happening and I want to bring you the news.
We are in communication with a local software company that is interested in joining the Mass Address Network. For those who don’t know, the Mass Address Network is a network of companies that make up the identity ecosystem. In simpler terms, instead of storing your identity with one company inside one database, your identity is broken down into its most basic pieces and saved across multiple servers and companies.
The reason this is important is that it eliminates the possibility of your identity being exploited by third parties. I intentionally designed this platform to eliminate the damage caused by data breaches.
This is the only way to ensure that your identity cannot be sold or compromised in a data breach. This is true identity privacy.
There are no accounts or profiles with Mass Address
Singularities are not the same as a profile or an account
When you create an account or a profile with a company, it can be seen by the company. The company can sell that data. Hackers can steal that data and resell it on the dark web. The federal government can subpoena the company to release information about you without your consent. This isn’t possible with Mass Address.
DevOps says we are on track for a December beta release. This means our version 1 will be released ahead of the January 14th deadline.
IN OTHER NEWS
I have been considering using LaunchNotes to release future product updates. We are also looking for a good Swiss Proxy Server. A proxy server will strip off your IP address, so we don’t know who you are when you access the system. It also removes your location. Remember, not knowing your business is our business. Our job is to provide the ability for users to let others know who they are. Consent-based identity is the future.