Social identity network: tool, entertainment or work?

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| Publicado 15 mayo, 202012 octubre, 2020 |

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Some social networks provide entertainment, among them TikTok. Others have utilities for networking (LinkedIn) or articulate useful communities to learn things (Meetup). It is also common to use virtual tools like Zoom or Trello for teamwork. But, a social identity network: is it meant to entertain, work or does it serve as a tool to achieve certain purposes?

In other posts we have commented on what a social identity network is. But as it is a new concept, perhaps you still need more information to make the jump to such a new platform.

Social identity network: what is it?

Is a social identity network … a tool?

Many virtual platforms make life easier for their users in multiple ways. For some, it is easier to find a partner on Tinder than in “real life”; or share cooking tips on Recipefy than buying recipe books.

Maybe because of this you wonder if a social identity network will allow you to achieve certain objectives, becoming a tool for your daily life. After reading the following points, we invite you to judge for yourself.

FySelf is the first project designed as a social identity network. This platform allows to:

Organize the information about yourself that you need to hand over to institutions, companies, employers, banks, migratory services, etc.
Receive the data you need about other people quickly and easily, as well as sharing yours with a reliability guarantee that is unprecedented on other platforms.
Create a reliable repository of the personal information of your clients or employees.

Will you find entertainment on such a network?

Make no mistake, beyond the convenience of being constantly connected with other people anywhere in the world, social networks fulfilled their promise of providing entertainment in the first instance. Let’s look at Facebook, the page that caused the “universalization of social apps”, even though it was not the first.

So you are concerned that the social identity network is … boring? On a website like FySelf, you can:

See posts from your contacts, so you will be aware of what is happening in their lives. You can also share fragments of your own life: photos of the friends you meet up with, recommendations of places to visit, etc.
Do surveys, as a simple and fun way to get support for your decisions, including the criteria of many people. Do you want to buy a watch and you don’t know if it looks good on your hand? Your contacts can help you, as well as a computer system that´s going to know you better every day.

Social identity network: a source of employment too?

Social networks like LinkedIn get you a job, at least they serve as intermediaries for the scouts to find you. Others serve to optimize work. But none of them pays you anything from the benefits they obtain for the value of your data.

Didn’t you know what free social networks live on? Here we leave you a post that explains it clearly.

So, if the big technology companies are still standing thanks to your data … Have you thought how cool would it be if someone gave you the opportunity to participate in that business? Well, the moment came:

At FySelf, the first social identity network, each user has a reputation: this validates the information they provide about themselves and others. In this way, personal data becomes more valuable to potential buyers.
With a certain number of leaves (score) and a certain reputation, the user will be able to collect a percentage of the value of the data that the company has managed to sell. The accumulated amount of money will always be visible, even when the person has not met the requirements to collect it.

All this must seem very novel to you. It is! On YouTube you will find a lot more content about the FySelf project. It’s ok if you want to spend some time understanding why registering on a social identity network can be a good idea in this hard 2020.