Brendan Eich • 4/4/2014

The Next Mission

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A summary of a talk given at a Harvard seminar on privacy and user data. The author, the former CEO of Mozilla, argues the core issue is a 'network problem' where user data is captured by powerful platforms. He questions if technology like client-side storage and zero-knowledge proofs can create user-centric data commons and open walled gardens, and announces his resignation to explore these challenges.

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