The future of privacy isn’t about fixing broken institutions. It’s about building systems that don’t require blind trust to function. Telecoms, healthcare, finance, governments; the places forced to store the most data fail the hardest when they’re breached. The pattern is always the same: Stored data becomes a single point of failure. Streamr takes a different path. Move data instead of storing it. Encrypt it. Remove the central database entirely. Privacy doesn’t come from better promises. It comes from removing what can be breached.