[gnarbarian]

>How do you grant a company access to your data but prevent them from storing it?

Outlaw it.

>And how does it apply to data a company generates about me?

You store it on a server you control, then provide access to 3rd parties. This is how https://urbit.org/understanding-urbit/ is setup to work.

[pents90]

Ok, so it’s more of a legal framework than a technological one.

[Vinnl]

I see it as technology that enables the legal framework.

[monksy]

If you don't want them to know what it is, encrypt it. Even if they store it, it's not much use.

If you don't want them to keep it, find a way to invalidate it. (This would be for where the read key is time sensitive.. not sure how to make that work)

[chrisseaton]

> Outlaw it.

Companies always follow the law.