Doc Searls, a long-time Internet freedom advocate, introduces the 'MyTerms' draft standard, aimed at empowering users by allowing them to define their own privacy preferences when interacting with online services. Since its conception in 2017, MyTerms enables users to establish clear privacy contracts with websites and apps, determining what data they share. The framework supports a pre-set or selected contract approach, guiding interactions in a way that aligns with individual preferences. It is rooted in concepts like Customer Commons and aims to reduce reliance on ad-blocking techniques.
Doc Searls advocates for individuals to define their privacy terms with online services using a new standard called MyTerms, shifting the power dynamic in digital interactions.
MyTerms allows users to establish their own privacy contracts with websites and services, enabling them to dictate what personal data they share before accessing content.
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