Observed arrival · 2026-09-08
RightsRoot Turns Personal Data Preferences Into Verifiable Policies
A browser-based tool for creating, signing, and publishing a personal data policy that others can verify.
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RightsRoot uses a browser-generated signing key to attach a user’s instructions and date to a published policy, then retrieves the result and compares its bytes with the signed version. The visible starting point is a California ALPR template, with users asked to state what they permit or object to. The homepage links to the PRM specification and source, and explicitly notes that lost signing keys cannot be recovered by the service.
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