Thread by @Gol1athh

Hi guys.
Today, I’ll be telling you about the Decentralized, scalable and compliant identity layer of web3 powered by @Aleph__Zero.

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@idOS_network is building an open-source, composable and chain-agnosticsolution to enable true decentralized identity across the web3 space.

They control tokens and not your data, to make sure your data is safely stored and gives only you access to your data.

idOS is made up of 2 key elements:

1/ A dStorage Network of Nodes- which are managed by node operators that host user-encrypted data, usually in the form of W3C verifiable credentials.

2/ An Access management protocol- that allows users manage their own data and grant or revoke access to third parties like dAPPS.

@idOS_network has some unique features that works together to make idOS a cutting-edge technology.

1/ Chain-agonistic

different solutions can be built or operated from different underlying blockchain technologies. The chain-agonistic feature allows for interoperability.

2/ Compliance

With @idOS_network, there are no middleman or intermediaries. Users are able to revoke data access and erase data from their idOS profile.

And, time-locked grants ensure data access for a specific time length with automatic revocation afterwards

3/ Self-Sovereignty

Every data stored in dStorage nodes is encrypted using your wallet’s private key.

Users have full control over what data is stored and can flexibly grant or revoke access to third parties.

4/ Decentralization

Unlike with identity wallets, data is always online and accessible to parties with active access grants.

User data is stored across multiple distributed nodes, ensuring access even if one node is down. So, no platform risk or downtime.

@idOS_network Ecosystem

idOS, is a collaborative effort of some of the top guns in the blockchain and web3 industry. Built in association with companies like @Aleph__Zero, @arbitrum, @etherlink and many more.

In conclusion, @idOS_network is a leading identity platform that enables individuals to own their data in self-custody, and effortlessly share it across the internet across multiple applications.