Young Luca Boschin has elaborated an entirely new and SciFi concept that will shake your minds. This young COO (in his 20's) from SwissDNABank will be promoting his new revolutionary service within a month. In direct line with the Social Networks trends to share and store information on oneself, this is the opportunity to store your entire life (DNA and memories) forever.
Very simple, you access to your files by a Web connection with a security password and a strong card authentication system with encryptors. Then, as simple as Facebook, add any files, manage information and select authorization processes for people to access to them if you desire.
YOUR ENTIRE HERITAGE
Reach Eternity. Your heirs can go through the love letters you have written to your life, discover videos you have stored, get information on your own personal diary detailed and browse through your life. You can control when and how they can access to your information in the present or future. They can even get access to your Facebook, Paypal, Gmail accounts... Not only can you thus share your memories as much as you can dream of but also can you store important administrative or medical information with as much security as you can desire. You've broken your hand and have a scanner, you can associate it to a moment in your life with insurance file, medical details... Furthermore, this system can save for you very complex security access codes. So, all personal applications you wish to strongly protect you can create long passwords you won't be worried to forget.
KEEPING YOUR DNA SAFE AND STORING IT
"Normally, when you disappear, your DNA disappears with you. Why shall you leave this that way? keep your DNA safe and store it."
Nothing more simple, get some saliva and part of the cells on the inside of your cheek and send it to SwissDNABank. They'll store information for future medical use. But let's imagine your grand grand grand grand child sends his own DNA sample and it matches yours, then he can be granted access to your data (if you have agreed of such measures). No genealogic tree needed anymore, incredible knowledge on your ancestors... So now, you believe this is Minority Report, the Island, ... all in once. Well, Science fiction is always a kind of wild forecast of the future so now, present is getting wild, isn't it?!
HOW PEOPLE TAKE IT SO FAR
When asked how this new incredible service has been welcomed by people, Luca Boschin comments only security is their worry for such important data. But then, you get the promise of the higher possible security to protect what makes you the individual complex being you are; all your data is stored underneath a mountain in a location you could consider as a Swiss Fort Knox with heavy physical and electronical IT Security systems in a neutral country.
More about the concept in SwissDNABank own words:
Concept is simple: "Your memories are your most valuable asset. It takes a lifetime to build them. Secure your personal knowledge, your life experiences, your documents, your pictures in a safe Swiss vault where they will be preserved forever. Make your memories live forever. (...) Forever Account is your personal and secure on-line Swiss DNA Bank account. Here you can forever store in Switzerland your lifetime experiences and memories. Accessible from anywhere in the world, its dynamic architecture allows you to reach any moment of your life in just a few clicks. It enables you to forever store personal information and share your life experience with future generations. Also, it allows you to selectively make events public at a specific date in the future with a unique time capsule effect. A bank level security system guarantees the privacy of your precious memories. (...) Storing your DNA with your memories gives you the added assurance of having actually stored your person as a whole, securely and forever.
DNA is one of the most stable molecules in nature and is the recipe of your body.
Your DNA sample will be hosted in our nuclear-proof shelters in a secure location in Switzerland."
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