Consent Digital Public Infra (C-DPI)
Consent Ledger Platform
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is an essential public good that ensures equitable access to digital services and information for all citizens. By establishing a robust and transparent framework for managing data, DPI plays a crucial role in safeguarding personal privacy and enhancing trust in digital interactions. DPI facilitates the seamless exchange of data across various platforms while maintaining the highest standards of data security and privacy. It embodies the principles of transparency, inclusivity, and accountability, making it an indispensable component of modern digital governance.
Problem of Centralized Consent Management
Centralized consent management systems pose significant risks to data privacy and security. These systems often rely on a single point of control, making them vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and unauthorized access. Centralized systems can also lead to inefficiencies, as they require users to repeatedly provide consent across different platforms and services. The lack of transparency and control in centralized consent management undermines user trust and hampers compliance with stringent data protection regulations. A decentralized approach is necessary to address these challenges and provide a more secure and efficient consent management solution.
Academic Research and Proposal of Blockchain for Consent Management
Academic research has highlighted the potential of blockchain technology to revolutionize consent management. Blockchain’s decentralized, immutable, and transparent nature makes it an ideal solution for managing consent records. Researchers propose using blockchain to create secure consent artifacts, automate consent enforcement through smart contracts, and ensure the effective revocation of consent. Blockchain’s ability to provide an unalterable audit trail of consent transactions enhances trust and compliance, making it a promising technology for addressing the limitations of centralized consent management systems.
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