In today's digital age, our personal information is facing unprecedented challenges. Imagine that within just 26 hours, a VPN can intercept over 25,000 potentially threatening websites and trackers. This astonishing number reveals the hidden data security crisis in our daily lives.

The Jasmy project was born to fundamentally revolutionize our data management approach. It offers an innovative solution: creating a completely self-controlled encrypted data space for each user. This means no more covert data collection and no more unauthorized information theft. Jasmy adheres to a core principle: personal data can only be used with explicit authorization and reasonable compensation.

Furthermore, Jasmy has developed advanced technology to ensure that even in authorized use cases, such as AI analysis or big data platforms, it cannot be traced back to specific individuals. This provides users with unprecedented privacy protection.

Let's illustrate the revolutionary nature of Jasmy with a daily scenario: suppose you are using a weather application. In the traditional model, such applications might continuously track your location, usage habits, and even share this sensitive information with third-party companies without your knowledge. However, under Jasmy's umbrella, you can precisely control the scope of authorization, such as only allowing access to "current city" information, and only valid for a limited time. If the application requires more detailed data, it must obtain your consent and pay the corresponding fee.

Jasmy's vision is not limited to a single domain, but aims to create a universal middleware that covers multiple fields such as applications, the Internet of Things, healthcare, and smart transportation. This grand blueprint envisions a person-centered internet ecosystem where, in the upcoming Web3 era, everyone can fully dominate their data assets just as they manage their finances.

Jasmy is pioneering a new era where data sovereignty will become a fundamental right for every individual. This is not only a technological advancement but also a redefinition of personal privacy and digital rights. With the development of Jasmy, we can expect a more transparent, fair, and secure digital world.