For me, privacy is not about where data lives. It’s about who controls access to it.

What @idOS_network gets right is that identity interactions should be clear and reversible.

When someone asks for a piece of my identity, I can see exactly what’s being requested, why it’s needed, and how long access will last. No blind trust involved.

KYC stops being a one way door. I don’t hand over information and lose sight of it forever. The verification exists, but control stays with me.

This changes the relationship between users and infrastructure.
Identity is no longer something extracted from you. It becomes something you actively manage.

idOS turns identity from passive compliance into active consent.

And that shift is where real privacy begins.