[OpenID] Announcing Glynx: a p2p OpenID provider and platform for social communication

[Chris Messina]

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Chris

On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 10:51 PM, Greg Rolan <greg_rolan at glynx.com> wrote:

>  Hi OpenID list,
>
> re: Announcing Glynx:  a p2p OpenID provider and platform for social
> communication
>
> Glynx (www.glynx.com) has just introduced the world’s first social
> communication platform that works peer-to-peer.  Like many web 2.0 products
> it is about creating one or more online personas and sharing information
> with others.  Unlike every other web 2.0 application there is no central
> database - your details are stored on your PC and only shared with others
> under your control - via encrypted connections.
>
> Glynx affords its users true privacy and control.  Glynx also provides a
> self-provisioned PKI and password-less OpenID solution.  OpenID
> authentications using Glynx result in local UI interactions on your PC.  No
> server anywhere stores a userid/password pair for you.
>
> Glynx has been in a quiet beta phase for some time now, however we're
> starting to publicise this release.
>
> Please visit the site for more information, blog posts and whitepapers.
> And of course feel free to download Glynx and give it a spin.
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
>
> Greg Rolan
> CTO Glynx
> --
>  [image: [G]]
> Greg Rolan
>
> CTO Glynx Pty. Ltd.
> Get my current details with Glynx <http://www.glynx.com> . Connecting
> people - with true privacy and control.
>
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