Quote from: Semaj123 on December 22, 2017, 08:31:41 AM

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Quote from: feeltun on December 21, 2017, 05:31:29 AM

Good idea, but she scares me. To adjust the sites for each user, you need to collect information about the user and store it. Where will the information be stored? Who will have access to it?

Will that's gonna be a big risk to the members because of everything important information about the member will be collected, And it can be hacked or stole by a hacker in case of website DDOS attacks?

That's why this project is not all about making a website. The AI alone will consume a lot of time to develop even though the platform will be in the blockchain. But I am wondering how are they going to collect the data for a certain person. Google does it but is this project is that big that they can do that?

That's definitely a big question that needs a big answer because this project collect data for every person and that needs high level of security. Are the team include the concern about our personal file with a tight security?.

Sure, Google has a huge amount of information about the user's behavior. Their search results system is based on these own data and it's used in other projects as well. However, this doesn't mean that no one else should do the same, just because Google did it before.

The site building service is a slightly different and Google hasn't really succeeded in it. You may have heard, that Google actually has its own site builder, but it's popular at all and only a few people know about its existence.

As for the data security issue, uData doesn't collect personal data. The preferences and behavior data of the Internet users will be collected. uData will act as a DMP-platform, which have been successfully developing for many years in the IT sector. Here you can find out what DMP is, their goals and algorithms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personalized_marketing#DMP

Please note, that most of the data about user behavior will be purchased from existing large DMPs. The already collected data has been successfully sold and used throughout the Internet marketing market. It's not a secret that any system can collect data about user behaviors. Of course, the data will be protected, no matter what they are, but such a data isn't considered as a personal one. And yes, each user has the ability to disable the cookies transfer, thus, no data will be collected and used from him.