36C3 PART 4: Alexis Roussel, Gregor Žavcer & Sergey Simanovsky EPI #115
summary
A three-part conversation lays out concrete projects and goals: a proposal to enshrine digital integrity as a fundamental right in Swiss law and university work aiming to treat personal data as part of the person; a nonprofit building a stack — FairDrop (encrypted file transfer) and FairDrive (self‑sovereign decentralized storage) — plus a forthcoming white paper and funding via grants/donations; and a decentralized search project that launches an incentivized public test, aims for 146 validators before mainnet, and publishes code on GitHub.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and sponsorship
- 0:35Overview of conference themes
- 2:12Protecting digital integrity
- 19:45Fair data society initiatives
- 33:44Decentralizing search with Cyber
- 51:58Closing remarks
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