DataPortability
The DataPortability Working Group is an industry Data Portability standards working group that educates, designs and advocates interoperable DataPortability to users, developers and vendors. The DataPortability Working Group defines DataPortability as “the option to share or move your personal data between trusted applications and vendors”.
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