How Crypto Is Poised To Radically Change Consumer Data & Privacy — Conf Call, November 27th

To see or download Barrel’s deck on Slideshare, click here To see or download Datum’s deck on Slideshare, click here To see or download Reward.com’s deck on Slideshare, click here Since the dawn of the internet, consumers have been producing data at an ever increasing rate. From what we buy on Amazon, and elsewhere, to what we search for, to where we are/our location, to our medical records. This data about us has been aggregated, repackaged, and sold, in ways few people appreciate. It’s been sold to advertisers so they can show us fake news on , and it’s been sold to Nigerian princes, so they can ask us for a little money so we can help them out of a jam and get richly rewarded. It’s been stored in an infinite number of places, and hacked and stolen from more of those places then we’ll ever know about (wtf Uber, Equifax, Yahoo, Target …….). It turns out there is absolutely nothing secure about our social security number. In fact, having your social security number stolen is one of the few things that’s even Facecbook more likely to happen to you after you die. With the rise of and other distributed ledgers (e.g. DAGS, ), we’re in the early stages of how consumers can take back control over their data, how it’s used, and who it’s sold to. On this call we’ll hear from several thought leaders on how we got to where we are today, and the path to a safer and more thoughtful approach that empowers consumers to control and distribute the data about ourselves. Learn if we, the decentralized consumer, will really gain control of our data from the centralized corporations and governments that use our data to monetize and control us. blockchain they’re a thing After the four panelists are done with their formal comments, we’ll have plenty of time remaining for questions from the audience. Click here to register for the call at GoToWebinar Our esteemed speakers include: network that relies on the DAT Token Smart Contract to provide secure trading of data while respecting the terms set out by data owners. Before Datum, Roger had over 15 years experience in big data systems including as Co-Founder of StockX, SwissInvest, PCP.ch and Kosi. Roger Haenni — CEO of Datum , a which oversees The Block, a fully decentralized e-commerce marketplace built on the Ethereum blockchain. Paul is an Italian/US programmer living in Switzerland. Paul’s has been involved in various electronic marketplaces since 1992. During the 1990s, Paul served as a Director of Molecular Robotics, the first nanotechnology company to be listed on the NASDAQ. Paul Mahone — Co-Founder and UI lead developer of BitBoost , a blockchain with built-in Privacy, Security and Compliance measures. Jonathan and the Barrel Team are building a protocol for “refineries” for data. A place where massive data sets can be exchanged without concern regarding the privacy or compliance of the data. Before Barrel he worked for eBay and PayPal, served in the Israeli Elie Computing Unit Mamram and most recent as the founder and CEO of Superfly Insight. Jonathan Meiri — Founder and CEO of Barrel Protocol, , a decentralized cryptocurrency loyalty app (dapp) used to increase consumer engagement, reduce costs, enhance security and provide a better service to consumers. Butcher previously founded a successful consulting company driving acquisitions and strategic partnerships in the HR technology space. Butcher’s vast experience in product marketing over several industries has enabled her to cross multiple industries including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, quality management technology, human resource technology, loyalty, and retail. Linda Butcher — CoFounder & CMO of Rewardstoken.io Click here to register for the call at GoToWebinar 0.00000001 Bitcoin If you got at least worth of value from this post or enjoyed the video, go ahead and “Clap” below .