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| image | |image=PASS.jpg | ||
| | |manager=Florian Scherrer | ||
| | |team-members=Florian Scherrer, Jared Krajewski, Ka Hung Lee, Katharine Bierce, Kevin Macksamie, Nurbol Orazbai, Tim Standen, Danica Boe | ||
| location_city | |location_city=Portland, Oregon | ||
| | |sectors=Service delivery | ||
| | |status=Development | ||
| summary | |summary=PASS (Personal Access System for Services) is a modular componentized open-source platform for managing personal data. It is capable of interacting with a wide array of services using Web3.0 semantic data structures to simplify the task of managing, storing and retrieving data. Building on the work of the W3C Solid Project, W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model and W3C-DID PASS provides true data ownership allowing citizens to choose where their data resides and who is allowed to access it. | ||
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| Program manager | Florian Scherrer |
| Team | Florian Scherrer Jared Krajewski Ka Hung Lee Katharine Bierce Kevin Macksamie Nurbol Orazbai Tim Standen Danica Boe |
| Project home | Portland, Oregon |
| Sectors | Service delivery |
| Status | Development |
| Project Description | PASS (Personal Access System for Services) is a modular componentized open-source platform for managing personal data. It is capable of interacting with a wide array of services using Web3.0 semantic data structures to simplify the task of managing, storing and retrieving data. Building on the work of the W3C Solid Project, W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model and W3C-DID PASS provides true data ownership allowing citizens to choose where their data resides and who is allowed to access it. |
| Project Details | Personal Access System for Services (PASS) |