In today’s digital world, nearly every online interaction generates data — from browsing habits to app usage — yet most individuals have little visibility into how that information is used.
DaDi (short for Data and Digital Intelligence) is a new platform designed to shift that dynamic by giving people greater control over their personal data. The company’s goal is to increase transparency in data use and encourage more ethical data practices across industries.
“We live in a time where data drives everything — from product design to public policy,” says Oliver Thompson, Chief Brand Officer at DaDi. “But the people creating that data are often left out of the equation. We’re working to change that.”
DaDi’s platform allows individuals to manage what data they choose to share, who can access it, and for what purpose. All access is fully permission-based, meaning nothing is shared without the user’s knowledge and consent. The platform also provides a simple dashboard where users can track data usage and update their preferences at any time.
What makes DaDi stand out is its commitment to privacy and transparency. There are no background trackers or hidden agreements. The system is designed to ensure users stay informed and in control.
The platform is especially relevant in sectors like healthcare, education, and public research, where insights from digital behavior can be valuable — but where data ethics are under growing scrutiny. By enabling vetted organizations to request access to anonymized, user-approved data, DaDi hopes to support research and innovation without compromising privacy.
Thompson explains, “We’re not interested in exploiting data. Our aim is to build trust — and to support a healthier digital environment where people understand their rights and have real choices.”
Currently in early rollout, DaDi plans to expand its integrations and partnerships in the coming year, with a focus on organizations that share its commitment to ethical data use.
The launch comes at a time when concerns about surveillance, data misuse, and online privacy are at an all-time high. With global regulations tightening and public awareness rising, platforms like DaDi may play a key role in shaping the future of digital responsibility.
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