LINKSPREED Blog

The official LINKSPREED blog — news on UIID, ATRIUM, and digital identity.

LINKSPREED Is Building Granular Consent for UIID: Users Decide What Apps Can Access and for How Long

LINKSPREED is developing a new consent system for the OAuth2 flow of UIID. Users approve each permission individually, set how long access lasts, and are asked for more only when needed.

Single Sign-On Deep Dive: What SSO Really Is, Why Companies Depend on It, and How UIID Rethinks Identity

A long read for security leads, IT teams, developers and founders who want to understand SSO properly. At the end, a first look at what is coming in UIID v2.14.

How to Build Your Own Social Network on web4.community with ATRIUM and Web4 Studio

A practical guide to launching a social network on web4.community with LINKSPREED ATRIUM and Web4 Studio, covering setup, AI prompts, design, plugins, moderation, domains, and monetization.

Who Owns This Agent? The Internet Still Has No Identity Standard for AI Agents, and How UIID Closes the Gap

AI agents already act inside company systems, yet most of them have no identity of their own and no recorded owner. This deep dive explains the gap and how UIID provisioning keys tie every agent to an owner from birth.

ARCTIC Explained: The Decentralized Compute Backbone Behind Web4

A deep dive into Layer 3 of the LINKSPREED stack: what ARCTIC is, why the internet needs a backbone that users can own, how the pieces fit together, and where the project stands today.

LNS and BRIDGE: Why a Web4 Name System and a Web4 Browser Have to Ship Together

A deep dive into the Linkspreed Name Service (LNS) and the BRIDGE browser: what each one does, how they work together, why neither is useful alone, and why both are still in beta.

Why a Social Network With Only 20 People Can Beat a Giant One

Small networks are not a smaller version of Facebook. They are a different thing, and for many groups a better one.

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