Open Source Data with Ceramic
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Examines how Web3 technologies can make application data portable and verifiable rather than locked in corporate silos, focusing on what it means for data to be “open source.” Covers implications for developers when user data is not tied to individual apps and describes the core technologies that enable this model (e.g., self-certifying data approaches used by Ceramic and related Web3 stacks).
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