Uff... Acabo de descubrir el #DataTransferProject https://datatransferproject.dev/ y entiendo que algunas #GAFAM se están montando su ActivityPub
Quisiera informarme más, así que si tenéis enlaces al respecto, será de agradecer.
#Google, #Facebook, #Twitter & #Microsoft, as a result of #GDPR, launch their #OpenSource #DataTransferProject to let you port your data among them.
But don't be fooled. Even if this becomes functional one day, it would still not change the fact that each one of them is a walled garden with #proprietary #centralized platforms fighting to become hegemonic in order to mine your private data.
Light years away from #FreeSoftware, #federated, open standard platforms.
https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/07/21/google-facebook-twitter-microsoft-unite-data-transfer-project-promises-portability-services/
Many of our readers should be familiar with Takeout, ostensibly now called "Download your Data," which allows you to back up a copy of all the information... by Ryne Hager in Development, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, News, Twitter
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Twitter Announce #DataTransferProject. Sounds too good to be true.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Twitter have announced on Friday, July 20, the Data Transfer Project (DTP), an initiative to create an open-source, service-to-service data portability platform so that users of their sites and others can easily migrate data from one platform to another.
This #DataTransferProject by #Twitter, #Micorsoft, 'Facebook & #Google would have never happened without #GDPR. It's requirement for #dataPortability just made the need for this aware and now tech companies can celebrate it as their own "invention" to respect their customers.
The Data Transfer Project (https://datatransferproject.dev/) is definitely a progress in positive direction. Especially after open standards were kinda forgotten in public discourse for about 2 decades. But it's worth reminding that data portability is only a precursor to data interoperability or, better yet, federation. Ideally, the data would be completely decoupled from the services using them as e.g. https://solid.mit.edu/ aims to achieve.