 
What's
in My Own Private Office?
Your Own Private Office
is the fortress of your privacy.
Like all structures
built by Abyx
Properties, Your Own Private Office complies with all building codes
and carries an occupancy permit. Among other things, that means that
only individuals presenting identity credentials of specified minimum
quality may gain access beyond the reception area or service window. And of course they must have specific permission from you.
Unlike our other
structures, however,
a maximum of two people are allowed into an Individual Private Office.
In the case of your own private office, the first individual is you. If
your situation is like most, you'll be the only person who is allowed
access to Your Own Private Office. You may, if you wish, allow one
other individual to have access, and you may hire a robotic personal
secretary who remains in Your Own Private Office at all times.
The key to your office
consists of an
identity credential of minimal strength. Building codes in most
communities specify a minimum strength identity credential of 20 on a
scale of 60. That means a certificate with minimum 1024 bit private key
produced by means of the Val-ID Lite enrollment procedure.
In Your Own Private
Office you'll find places for:
Personal NDA files
Your Personal NDA files
specify what
individual or group of individuals may have access to which pieces of
information about you. You may list as many Personal NDAs as you wish,
with each one identifying an individual or class of
individuals.
Your Personal NDA files
take the form of an XML document
Structured Pieces of
Information
Certain information such
as your
name, the address of your physical residence(s), your telephone
numbers, names of dependents etc. may be identified by tags that
categorize the information. Files containing these structured pieces of
information are in a format that is built upon the specifications
in W3C XForms 1.0, (Third Edition).
Unstructured Pieces of
Information
Your photos, poetry,
diaries, etc.
fall into this category. If it can't be characterized with a tag, it's
unstructured.. Your unstructured information is kept in filing cabinets
that in old fashioned computer terms would be called directories.
Separate permissions in your Personal NDA apply to the directories and
to the files themselves, so you may grant permission for a supplicant
to know what sorts of information are in a filing cabinet without
necessarily allowing them to open it and retrieve your information
without your explicit permission.
Unfilled Supplications
Ordinarily a request,
called a
supplication, will arrive at the service window of Your Own Office and
will be immediately filled or denied, based upon the instructions in
the Personal NDA that has been digitally signed by that
entity.
However, if Personal NDA does not exist for a particular supplicant or
if a valid Personal NDA for a particular supplicant does not grant
permission to obtain a particular piece of information, the supplicant
may petition you for the requested information. The request will be
found in your Unfilled Supplications files. Supplications and responses
are communicated using the EPAL privacy authorization protocol.
Your private office is
accessible only by you, and only after you have established an identity
credential that meets the quality standards set by the jurisdiction in
which your private office is located.
Click here to obtain
your identity credential
Click here if you
have your identity credential
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