Terms of Service: Current vs. Future State
As part of our ongoing efforts to create enforceable digital property rights and data financialization within a prosperous knowledge economy, we present a comparison of our current terms of service with our envisioned future state under Digital Rule of Law License Agreement (DRoLLA).
Why We Are Making This Change
The digital landscape is rapidly evolving, and with it, the need for more robust, transparent, and enforceable legal agreements that empower users with true control over their digital assets. The DRoLLA represents a significant step forward in this regard, offering:
- Enhanced Governance: A decentralized governance structure that ensures all participants have a voice and stake in the ecosystem.
- Advanced Security & Integrity: State-of-the-art cryptographic measures to protect data integrity and user privacy.
- Enforceable Data Property Rights: Expanded rights for data owners, including data portability, erasure, and control.
What This Means for You
This side-by-side comparison is designed to illustrate how our terms of service and data control practices will evolve to incorporate more sophisticated cryptographic measures, clearer legal frameworks, and enforceable data property rights. By adopting Digital Rule of Law, we aim to pioneer new standards in data protection, financialization, and multi-party data governance.
| Aspect | Current State: Terms of Service | Future State: Digital Rule of Law License Agreement |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | Focuses on compliance with laws and regulations. | Emphasizes commitment to digital sovereignty and enforceable data property rights within the Digital Rule of Law framework. |
| Governance | Centralized control with limited user rights. | Decentralized governance with enforceable user rights and self-sovereign communities. |
| Intellectual Property | Ownership retained by the organization with limited user rights. | Intellectual property rights are codified and enforceable, with clear attribution and royalty mechanisms. |
| Data Security | General statements on protecting information with commercially acceptable means. | Robust security measures with advanced cryptographic technologies ensuring data integrity and user control. |
| User Rights | Basic rights to access and correct personal information. | Comprehensive rights including data portability, erasure, and enforceable control over personal data. |
| Compliance | Implied through adherence to laws and regulations. | Explicit compliance with Digital Rule of Law, ensuring secure transactions and protocol interactions. |
| Dispute Resolution | Governed by traditional legal frameworks. | Governed by DAO-defined procedures and enforceable legal frameworks within the DRoL ecosystem. |
| Amendments | Changes made at the discretion of the organization. | Amendments proposed and ratified through DAO governance, ensuring community participation and transparency. |