Qiy
A trust-based human-centric Internet

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Building online trust

The economy is increasingly dependent on trust in the digital world. We believe that it is important that we help to create the trust that will allow the digital economy to develop across the entire internet.

There is a need to work together to tackle the major problems that exist in the online world. Collaboration does not only mean developing joint technical solutions, but rather pre-competitive agreements on standards, rules & regulations and a governance model for the handling and exchange of data between consumers and companies and between companies. Working together on viable services that provide convenience and benefits to consumers, but which are also in line with European values and standards, creating trust and thus a willingness to share data.

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Human-centric

The current Internet offers us great convenience and advantages. There is also a downside: no one knows exactly what data were recorded by whom and why. Which of these data were shared with others for what purpose? And if people do not know what happens with their data, can there be trust?

People should be in control of their personal data and of the data that they generate by using online services or connected devices. Legal assurance, transparency and predictability for humans, economic operators and public authorities should be enhanced.

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Data protection by design and by default

All our services have been designed in such a way that they safeguard and promote data protection by design and by default, provide security by design and protect the private life of individuals.

Benefits of a human centric Internet


5 personal benefits

for people

  1. Access to personal data at connected organisations
  2. No need to copy all personal data, as it is always available
  3. Overview over ones data
  4. Connected organisations subscribe to relevant data of their customers. This makes services more relevant for customers
  5. Insight in ones' personal situation using apps that interpret data with the assistance of AI tools

5 data protection and security benefits

for people

  1. People must be enabled to access their personal data and data that the generated by using online services or connected devices by any authentication tool recognized by the eIDAS Regulation, including by identity wallets of their choice that meet the eIDAS requirements
  2. Trust-based: connected organisations adhere to the Qiy Trust Principles
  3. People know what others do with their data
  4. Connected organisations only ask personal data they really need to deliver the service
  5. Safety: end-to-end encryption of personal data. No vaults that can be hacked. Less data about people at connected organisations

5 business benefits

for organisations

  1. Validated personal data directly from the source
  2. Lower costs to get quality data
  3. Organisations can subscribe to the personal preferences, interests, needs or any other data generated by the online behaviour of users of their products or services
  4. Access to (validated) current data
  5. Get to know your customer not by collecting, but by connecting

5 data protection benefits

for organisations

  1. In line with the requirements of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation and the European Commission's goal to make Europe fit for the digital age by empowering people with a new generation of technologies
  2. Plug and play Data Protection by Design and by Default principles
  3. Offering models for platform neutrality across converging media
  4. Mechanisms for authorisation of representation and for user consent
  5. Embedded security models

5 benefits

for society

  1. Enabling sustainable socio-economic growth
  2. Restoring the balance between people and organisations
  3. People that are better informed can make better decisions
  4. People can have realtime consolidated access to validated data on their financial situation, which will allow them to better monitor and manage their financial situation to avoid or resolve any possible debts
  5. To avoid dependencies on a single service provider, people are enabled to access their personal data and data that they generated by using online services or connected devices, by using open source tools on the basis of the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable)