Digital commerce is about to undergo its most profound shift since the invention of the web. For thirty years, we have accepted a GUI?centric world: websites, apps, checkout flows, identity accounts, behavioural tracking, and advertising?driven persuasion. These structures were never inevitable they were inherited. Karl A L Smith paper, Situational Awareness Commerce: A Post?GUI Model…
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Over the past decade, digital communication has been shaped by a simple assumption: providers must see everything. Identity, metadata, behavioural signals, device fingerprints, timestamps visibility has been treated as a prerequisite for trust. But what if visibility is the problem? In high-risk environments, social platforms, organisational communication, and investigative contexts, visibility creates structural vulnerabilities: impersonation,…
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Situational Awareness Commerce: A Post GUI Model for Object Driven Identity Free Transactions has now been formally archived by SSRN. This paper documents the evolution of concepts first developed in 2016 through IoT3, Ubiquity and Smart Living research, and shows how those early models matured into a fully articulated commercial interaction framework. Situational Awareness Commerce…
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ICCA: A New Architecture for Privacy in Digital Commerce Digital commerce has reached a turning point. For more than two decades, online transactions have relied on identity as their foundation. Every purchase, delivery and support interaction has been tied to names, addresses, accounts and behavioural profiles. This model has created convenience, but it has also…
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