The only thing we need to worry about with personal data is getting seamless access to it - the rest will fall into place. In a recent talk to the Stiftung Datenschutz in Leipzig, our Executive Chairman Julian Ranger revealed how a career as an aeronautical career specialising in the military internet gave him the … Continue reading Why data portability is key to the Internet of Me
Explaining the purpose and vision behind giving users back control over their personal data can be one of the trickiest things we have to do. While more and more people are becoming aware of what happens to their data behind their backs, and the personal data economy, including solutions such as ours, continues to grow … Continue reading Understanding the Personal Data Economy
We were delighted to take part in the MESTival festival at St Swithun's School in Winchester this week. With over 1,000 students from years 5-13 attending from across Hampshire, the festival aimed to give those attending lots of information about, as well as inspiration for, the STEM careers of science, technology, engineering and maths. Our … Continue reading Spreading the joy of tech at MESTival
We're very proud of our digi.me iOS and Android apps, which are available to download here, and thought you'd like to have a look at all the cool features we're added so you can make the most of your data on the go. Everything we do, we do it for you (as Bryan Adams almost … Continue reading digi.me iOS app demo (trust us, you’ll love it!)
There's been a lot of buzz around 'user centricity' lately, as a technology megatrend that will unite all others before it. It stems from an excellent post by Andy Weissman of USV, where he expands on the theme of people being the CEO of their own health, with doctors as their consultants. As he says, … Continue reading digi.me and the Internet of Me is all about user centricity
The second part of the extensive interview with our founder and chairman Julian Ranger has been published, focusing on why the IoT needs an Internet of Me to make it real and fix obvious and glaring privacy and security issues. It's a cracking read, and covers a lot of ground including the war on privacy, … Continue reading You, yes YOU, should be the most important thing in the Internet of Things
Our founder and chairman Julian Ranger is the subject of an excellent new interview. Taking a look at the war between those who want to take our personal data and those who want to use it to track and target us with ads, the first paragraph eloquently sums up the situation: "Starting wars is easy. … Continue reading A plan for peace in the personal data war
