Building a Web3 Where Platform Controls our Data
summary
Claims a portable social graph via DSMP that keeps the social graph on-chain while putting posts and messages off-chain in cryptographically anchored batches, so feeds verify but scale stays practical. Implements delegate and revoke rights so sites get scoped access and users can signal deletion for regulators to enforce. Design deliberately not tokenized; protocol aims to be an open layer that lets apps reuse user graphs immediately, reduces lock‑in, and preserves auditability and encryption for security.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Web3 and decentralized data control
- 1:28Social media problems today
- 4:54DSNP portable social graph
- 7:59DSNP non-monetized protocol
- 9:04Self-sovereign data security
- 10:50Unfinished Labs structure
- 12:34Technology governance regulation
- 14:37Revoking data rights
- 16:22Monopolies vs innovation
- 17:47Portable graphs drive competition
- 19:31Scaling blockchain for social media
- 22:17Business models vs Facebook
- 23:18Demand for privacy alternatives
- 25:05Q&A: Collaborating with projects
- 28:22Q&A: Consensus across protocols
- 30:09Closing remarks
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