Sharing Decentralised Data

This article discusses sharing decentralised data using blockchain smart contracts and data vaults.

Jules Goddard
Published in
5 min readJul 15, 2020

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Background

Alice and Bob want to share data, but not in a centralised way. Centralised data is held at one location or by one company. That puts the data at risk of being insecure, public, uncontrolled — in short, abused.

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Jules Goddard

Experienced high-integrity software engineer, crypto code compactor and Datona Labs founder — providing smart contracts to protect your digital information.