Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Tuesday 30 July 2019

Data becomes an Air Molecule : Free to travel anywhere





Just came across following :




The Data Transfer Project wants to make it easy to move data between services



Highlights :

#   Just over a year after its official launch, the Data Transfer Project is announcing a new set of partners and features.


Today, Apple announced that it will be joining the project, developing interoperable systems to bring data in and out of iCloud.


A number of alternative social networks have also joined the project, with Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid project enabling the import and export of contacts, and Mastodon allowing for the import and export of posts.


#  An open-source project aimed at making it easier to transfer data from one service to another, the Data Transfer Project has mostly consisted of back-end coding to make data export tools like Google Takeout and Facebook’s Access Your Information tool compatible with each other.


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I am tempted to reproduce from my earlier blog,


Nightmare ? #Aadhar #Privacy #DataProtection              [  04  March  2016  ] :




Extract :


#  Technology has advanced so far – and continues to accelerate even faster –
     that it is possible to treat “ Content ( personal  / private data ) “ like an air
     molecule , which keeps travelling freely around the earth and gets inhaled a
     trillion times ( content consumption ) by a billion humans . 


Introduction of 5G
     and Li-Fi technologies  will speed up this process even further




#   With the arrival of Quantum Computing , it will soon become possible for the
     same content ( personal / private data ) , to exist simultaneously at multiple
     places , but in differing formats



     A “ Text Posting “ on Facebook may well appear on different media as
     Voice  or  Image  or  Smell  or  Touch !




FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE READERS :


     Parallel to the Theory of Thermodynamics , I would like to propound the
     following  as far as the “ Theory of Information “ is concerned :

     
     “  Like Entropy , content keeps growing with each and every human
     interaction , either with other humans or with his environment , and content
     can no longer remain hidden , nor can it be destroyed  “


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What I envisaged above 3 years ago , seems to be around the corner



What is heartening is that many respectable persons and organizations have joined together to “ release the content “ from its  various “ bondages “ of websites – apps – databases – hardware – software applications – operating systems etc



It is high time Bureaucrats in charge of drafting our own Data Protection Bill, ask :



  At the rate at which data is getting generated / transmitted / transformed / mutated / migrated / consumed , by 7 billion citizens of the World, all without their knowledge or permission , is it at all possible to even “ define “ what is DATA ( and what is not ) , much less possible to “ protect / confine “ it in any manner  ?



Is it possible that “ indestructability “ of  Data renders futile all questions as to its “ Beginning / Origin “   or  its “ End “ ?



Will any Data Protection Law become obsolete even before the President signs it ?




Dear Shri Ravi Shankar Prasadji,



Your mobile service provider ( MSP ) has the AUDIO-LOG of each and every word that you have ever spoken in your mobile phone . And if your MSP does not want to sell it, some one is bound to steal it  !



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31 July 2019

Rsvp :  hcp@RecruitGuru.com     



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