Bluzelle Activity Summary (Aug 28th)

Covered by Entrepreneur.com, Interviewed with ICODrops & Community FAQs

Welcome to Bluzelle’s Weekly Activity Update! In this article, you will find:

• Featured Article on Entrepreneur: Why Google and Facebook Should Be Treated Like Banks
• Neeraj interviewed by ICODrops during Korean Blockchain Week
• Community FAQs: How does Bluzelle deal with GDPR?
• News Picks of the Week: Aggregated news around data, tech and decentralized internet

Why Google and Facebook Should Be Treated Like Banks?

Pavel’s new published article is featured on Entrepreneur.com.

Our personal data has become such a valuable asset that tech giants should be forced to use it fairly — and deliver returns back to us.

For hundreds of years, banks have paid us interest in return for holding our money and extracting profits from it. In the process, they became the richest institutions in the world.
Now companies like Google and Facebook have become the world’s richest institutions — by extracting profits from our data rather than our money. But, this time we are getting zero interest in return.

When we use products from Facebook, Google, Twitter and other giants who make their money from advertising, we feel they are free. After all, we’re not handing over any cash or tokens in exchange for the services. But, we do pay a very high price for these services — through our personal data.

Read more about we are paying a high price using Google and Facebook>>>

Neeraj Interviewed by ICODrops

Community FAQs

Last week we released the first 30-sec video that addressed how data is secured in Bluzelle. This week, our Director of Development, Andrew Mastracci, talked about how Bluzelle database fits in GDPR compliance requirements. Check it out and remember to subscribe to our youtube channel if you find these useful!

Top News Picks of The Week (Around The Web)

1. Blockchain Is How We Can Protect Our Privacy in a World of Ubiquitous Surveillance (Read More)
2. The ultimate guide to Blockchain programming for new developers (Read More)
3. Security researchers found vulnerabilities at AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint that could have exposed customer data (Read More)

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