On Libel/Defamation: This is why MySocialGuard doesn't act as a 'judge.' Instead of making definitive claims, we provide a platform for community-sourced signals. We are implementing a 'consensus threshold' model where data is only highlighted after multiple independent reports and evidence are provided, similar to how community-driven spam filters or 'Community Notes' work.
On Privacy (GDPR/CCPA): MySocialGuard is a live platform, and we are actively navigating these challenges. Our primary focus is on publicly used identifiers involved in transactions (like crypto wallets and business-related handles). However, balancing transparency with privacy is our top priority. We are currently building out 'Right to Dispute' mechanisms and strict data-handling policies to ensure we remain compliant as we scale globally.
I believe the 'public interest' in preventing financial fraud provides a strong baseline for this, but I'm fully committed to refining our legal framework as the platform grows.