Topic: [ANN] PDATA - REVOLUTIONIZING BROKERAGE OF PERSONAL DATA - page 60. (Read 53184 times)

The minimum contribution in the public pre-sale is 5000 USD. The main sale however has no minimum contribution

Hello. Please am new here, how can I go on with this. What is the minimum amount I can buy

These are pretty serious customers, and basically it attracts a lot of investors. People like to deal with serious companies

I have been reading the Whitepaper and this part stood out to me:

"The important fact here is that this data is completely useless for anyone not holding the private key, so effectively the data is completely protected, and only its owner can use it, even though it resides on a server/network of servers"

Very interesting how the technology is going protect peoples data and allow them greater control over what is seen and who can see it.

Great team and good company is the key to your success!! An interesting idea and of course a business approach!What I see in the work of the company!!Already known in the world!!I recommend this campaign to everyone.

Hey Magisterr Opiria platform is a Global decentralized marketplace for the secure and transparent buying and selling of personal data. We basically believe in directly connecting companies and consumers and enabling a direct exchange of personal data.
Companies can buy personal data directly from consumers to understand their needs and requirements and to design better products and services.
Opiria-Platform also enables consumers to create a passive income stream by monetizing their personal data.

PDATA Token is the currency for trading personal data using smart contracts on the blockchain. All transactions on the Opiria platform are paid for with PDATA tokens.

Mercedes, BMW, Audi and GM, to name a few are part of our existing customers.

You can take time to read our Whitepaper to more details here;https://opiria.io/

You can also join our telegram group for live chat and updates here;https://t.me/PDATAtoken

Expline, please. What is Opiria and which relation this have to PData? And how this used by Mersedes, BMW etc?

Hi diocrimemach,

About innovation, Opiria is the first and only platform that brings together detailed consumer profiling, subjective feedback & opinions from consumers and data from many important objective channels (e.g. web browsing, eye tracking, emotions, data from wearables and smart devices, smartphone usage, online shopping and more).

Regarding competitors, we stand out from our competitors as we already have a working product with existing renowned customers such as Mercedes, BMW, Audi and GM, in contrast to others that don't have a customer base and a working product.

Please join us on Telegram https://t.me/PDATAtoken, chat with us! 

Any innovation about this project?can you tell me how you compete with other company?

I just watched a fantastic interview by Ivan On Tech.
He interviewed Christian Lange, the CEO of Opiria!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMT5xEgnOwg

Hi all, This is a very important aspect of the company, though most of your explanations on this regard was spot on, let me explain further ,
PDATA’s trading of personal data is based on the blockchain. Blockchains were built to function in a “trustless” environment in which people can transact directly with one another without needing to trust any middleman in the ecosystem. The blockchain technology and the PDATA platform ensure following (these are also GDPR requirements):
1.     The consumer owns the personal data and has full control over it.
2.     Personal data never leaves the consumer in an unencrypted format and only the consumer holds the key to decrypt it.
3.     Personal data can only be transferred to a company with the consumer’s consent. In addition to that the consumer knows exactly who gets the data and for what purpose.
4.     The trading of personal data is fully transparent and traceable on the blockchain whereby the anonymity of the trading parties is completely protected.

Hope this answers it

Hey there! We would definitely like to consider the possibility of us make a huge impact because Opiria is the first and only platform that brings together detailed consumer profiling, subjective feedback & opinions from consumers and data from many important objective channels (e.g. web browsing, eye tracking, emotions, data from wearables and smart devices, smartphone usage, online shopping and more). This approach provides companies with the data and insights they need. Datum and DataWallet only focus on few objective channels (mostly social media) and neglect subjective opinions and consumer profiling.

Hello , The whole concept of adding the blockchain element to the product is to create a trustless environment The consumers ans the companies can and will interact directly with no middleman involved

Hello all, Its great to see a discussion on this regard. Let me explain , The companies will have an option to choose a demographic from where they need the data , for instance , Age , gender or Country. The consumers in turn will have the option to choose whether to divulge their information or not

Hi there! That's an interesting way to look at this. The company already has a working product minus the blockchain element ,however there are reasons and advantages to using the blockchain.  Blockchains were built to function in a “trustless” environment in which people can transact directly with one another without needing to trust any middleman in the ecosystem. The blockchain technology and the PDATA platform ensure following (these are also GDPR requirements):
1.     The consumer owns the personal data and has full control over it.
2.     Personal data never leaves the consumer in an unencrypted format and only the consumer holds the key to decrypt it.
3.     Personal data can only be transferred to a company with the consumer’s consent. In addition to that the consumer knows exactly who gets the data and for what purpose.
4.     The trading of personal data is fully transparent and traceable on the blockchain whereby the anonymity of the trading parties is completely protected.

Hope this answers your question

Hey There! That's an astute question 😄
The business plan assumes the expansion of the platform to the 50 strongest countries in the field of consumer research, having more than 25,000 customers and a consumer pool of 250MM individuals providing personal data to the platform. By doing this we estimate that the revenues will reach 250MM USD in 2023, having an average annual growth rate of 338%.

Initially by the end of 2018 , we are looking to grow in USA, France, Germany, Japan and Singapore

Our platform is designed to be fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation

Hello , Good answer all around , however ,yes we do have a working product unlike most others and we are working with companies like Mercedes ,Audi and BMW. Adding on , our platform is designed to be fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation and Opiria is the first and only platform that brings together detailed consumer profiling, subjective feedback & opinions from consumers and data from many important objective channels (e.g. web browsing, eye tracking, emotions, data from wearables and smart devices, smartphone usage, online shopping and more). This approach provides companies with the data and insights they need. Most of the other companies only focus on few objective channels (mostly social media) and neglect subjective opinions and consumer profiling.

Only the combination of objective and subjective data and a precise consumer profile makes personal data valuable!

Anybody can sell their data, if you are interested you can download our app:

https://opiria.io/#app

another blog review
https://icoshrimp.com/pdata-revolutionizing-brokerage-of-personal-data/

The General Data Protection Regulation regulates how businesses have to protect personal data and privacy of EU citizens. The GDPR is valid for transactions within EU member states but it also regulates how to export personal data outside the EU. The GDPR is consistent across all EU member states what means that companies only have to implement the standard once.

The GDPR is binding for any company that stores or processes personal data or information about EU citizens within the EU states even if they don't have a business presence in the EU. “Personal data” means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person ('data subject'); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.

How Opiria fulfills the requirements of GDPR:

The following points are ways the Opiria-platform fulfills the GDPR requirements regarding privacy and protection of personal data.

1. Consent as lawful basis for processing

2 . Security of processing and pseudonymisation

3. Right of access, transparency and processing purpose

4. Right to rectification, to erasure and data portability

5. Records of processing activities

6. Data protection by design and by default

You can read in detail about these points in the whitepaper: https://opiria.io/static/docs/Opiria-PDATA-Whitepaper.pdf