Unlike conventional digital systems, where responsibility typically rests with a platform operator, data controller or service provider, blockchain-based systems can distribute responsibility across developers, validators, node operators, enterprise users, intermediaries and public authorities. That makes it harder to determine legal responsibility when disputes arise or systems fail.
Unlike conventional digital systems, where responsibility typically rests with a platform operator, data controller or service provider, blockchain-based systems can distribute responsibility across developers, validators, node operators, enterprise users, intermediaries and public authorities. That makes it harder to determine legal responsibility when disputes arise or systems fail.
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