CDPitä
CDPitä is a term used in theoretical discussions to describe a hypothetical open standard and protocol designed to enable interoperable and privacy-preserving data exchange between digital platforms. It is not an established standard, and its exact specifications vary among proponents.
The aims of CDPitä include data portability, user control over personal information, verifiable data provenance, and
Core architecture typically envisioned for CDPitä comprises several layers: data contracts that define allowed operations and
Implementation status: CDPittä remains largely conceptual, with occasional academic papers and pilot projects outlining reference architectures
Governance and challenges: achieving broad consensus across industries would be required. Potential obstacles include privacy and