One of the most practical features @idOS_network offers developers is the “one-time permission flow.”
With this flow, users choose exactly which data an application can use, for what purpose, and for how long, all confirmed with a simple wallet signature.
After permission is granted, applications can run whatever checks they need without ever touching the raw data, because idOS keeps everything encrypted and only returns the relevant result. When the permission period ends, access shuts off automatically, and the app has to request it again.
This model prevents permanent, open-ended data sharing and removes the headache of complex access management for developers.
For users, every permission is revocable, every action is traceable, and the entire experience becomes more transparent and more in their control.
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One of the most practical features @idOS_network offers developers is the “one-time permission flow.”
With this flow, users choose exactly which data an application can use, for what purpose, and for how long, all confirmed with a simple wallet signature.
After permission is granted, applications can run whatever checks they need without ever touching the raw data, because idOS keeps everything encrypted and only returns the relevant result. When the permission period ends, access shuts off automatically, and the app has to request it again.
This model prevents permanent, open-ended data sharing and removes the headache of complex access management for developers.
For users, every permission is revocable, every action is traceable, and the entire experience becomes more transparent and more in their control.