Think about how permissions work in everyday digital life. You download an app. You create an account. You accept the terms. You enable a feature. And somewhere along the way, a relatively simple decision becomes permission for an organisation to access, retain or connect far more information than you originally intended. We have become accustomed…
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We leave information behind almost everywhere we go online. Not necessarily because we deliberately provide it, but because our interactions themselves create information. When we connected. Where we connected from. What we interacted with. How often we returned. What happened before and afterwards. Individually these fragments can appear insignificant. Together, they can say a great…
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Every few weeks another organisation asks me to prove who I am. My bank knows. My employer knows. My insurer knows. My airline knows. Government departments know. Countless websites know. The obvious question is: Why is my identity stored in so many places? For decades we have accepted a simple assumption. If an organisation needs…
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Identity Constructed Communication Architecture (ICCA): A Trustless Model for Provider-Blind Digital Communication Identity Constructed Communication Architecture (ICCA) introduces a structural alternative to visibility-based communication systems. For decades, digital platforms have relied on models where providers must observe identities, behaviours, metadata, and contextual signals in order to operate. This assumption underpins social platforms, enterprise messaging, cloud…
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