The issue, of course, is privacy, but also context.
This website can be useful during your discussions,
assisting
you with finding those things you actually wrote, sites
that
you read, images and videos that you saw, sounds,
music,
phrases and topics that you heard, and wish to recall
during conversation or while writing.
You can give it hints as to what is appropriate and what
is
not when you are around different people and in
different environments.
So that you can always look at your stuff and mark and
isolate parts of it as restricted to certain areas or to
certain social circles, or to certain discussed topics.
You'll write: I'm with my kids in the car, and the app
knows not to discuss the gruesome news that is being
spread this
afternoon. Or when you say: We're at a meeting with the
boss right now, it knows not to discuss basketball, or
mention your best friend who's just been fired.
You are currently looking up a contact in the steering
committee of your child's school so it won't start giving
you information about steering wheels and other car
parts although it does know which car you drive.
Then when you're looking for a phone number or a
phrase or a book, or want to remember a tune, or the
name of your long lost school friend, it can help you find
that quickly.
The pro version does research on itself offering you what
it came up with once in a while for your approval. If you
"dislike" will get your taste, and know what kind of
things
you want to see and hear and when.
It has the context of your moods, it knows what time of
the year we are in, which season we are in, where you
are
and what the weather around you is, who you are talking
to, and what about.
And when someone steals your phone it will lock itself
out
because it knows this isn't you writing, it's not your
typing
speed and not your style and not your interests. Before
revealing anything it will first stop and ask you some
questions. Especially if you were silent for a few
minutes.
But not like password protection. So no need to store
passwords and have them stolen.
If you have a twin sister who thinks very much like you
and
knows too much about you, then still there are ways the
app can secure itself.
The encryption of the website promises that the
information cannot be taken to anyone else, and when
you
die, or lose it with old age, or just go on a trip to central
Africa without web access, the data can never be
associated with you unless it's really you coming back.
Therefore there can never be wikileaks. It's just another
web of connected information in a giant "brain".
Since everyone in the world will be using it, unasked for
advertising will be a thing of the past and impossible,
because YOU are the person in control, and if there's
something at a certain time or place that you don't want
to
see, this website helps you with that too.
So it can help you avoid the advertisements altogether
without ad-block. But that's an advanced topic for later
versions. Advertising companies, of course, would have
to
learn how to get to their audience in other ways, instead
of bombarding them with unwanted and unsolicited
information.
In the computer world, context also means apps and
fields. So it can navigate itself and export data into a
table if requested to, or fill in fields in an app.