I’m honestly done with the idea that my data has to live inside someone else’s platform
That’s why @idOS_network caught my attention. Instead of accounts scattered everywhere, your credentials are stored encrypted on a distributed L1 storage layer owned by you, not the app you’re using
What I like is the balance. Users don’t just give consent, they actually retain value and control. Developers aren’t forced into heavy integrations either a lightweight SDK makes plugging in fast and practical
The chain agnostic design is the real unlock. Verify once, then operate across ecosystems like Ethereum, XRPL, and beyond without repeating the same steps
This feels less like a feature and more like a reset of how data freedom should work in Web3 The infrastructure is ready the rest depends on how we use it
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I’m honestly done with the idea that my data has to live inside someone else’s platform
That’s why @idOS_network caught my attention. Instead of accounts scattered everywhere, your credentials are stored encrypted on a distributed L1 storage layer owned by you, not the app you’re using
What I like is the balance. Users don’t just give consent, they actually retain value and control. Developers aren’t forced into heavy integrations either a lightweight SDK makes plugging in fast and practical
The chain agnostic design is the real unlock. Verify once, then operate across ecosystems like Ethereum, XRPL, and beyond without repeating the same steps
This feels less like a feature and more like a reset of how data freedom should work in Web3
The infrastructure is ready the rest depends on how we use it