Nonprofit owner of the All me ecosystem

Omega Foundation

A Geneva-based nonprofit owning and stewarding the All me enterprise ecosystem aligning technology, operations, and leadership around a user-owned, privacy-first data model with zero-knowledge (zero-trust) architecture.

Omega Foundation Publications

The Omega Foundation is a nonprofit organisation based in Geneva, Switzerland. It owns the All me app in full and manages all financial operations and profit distributions arising from the All me ecosystem. During its formal establishment phase, the Foundation operates through a service contract with Me Social Limited to ensure continuity of business functions.

Role in the Ecosystem

All me is part of a broader enterprise ecosystem built on user independent identity, contextual identity and privacy by design. The Omega Foundation ensures that these principles remain central to every aspect of development, governance and long‑term strategy. As steward of the ecosystem, it provides the legal, ethical and organisational framework that protects users and maintains platform integrity.

Governance Model

The Foundation’s nonprofit status ensures that decisions are made in the public interest. Its governance approach prioritises transparency, accountability and the long‑term safeguarding of user rights. This model anchors the ecosystem in a mission‑driven philosophy that places people above profit and privacy above exploitation.

Purpose of the Publications Page

The publications page presents research, analysis and thought leadership relevant to identity, privacy, digital ecosystems and trustless communication models. It serves as a reference point for foundational concepts that guide the ecosystem’s design and evolution.

 

Recent

↗ ICCA A Trustless Model for Provider Blind eCommerce by Karl A. L. Smith

↗ Identity Constructed Communication Architecture (ICCA): A Trustless Model for Provider Blind Communication (SSRN) by Karl A. L. Smith

Business structure & data principles

The enterprise ecosystem is built on a user-owned data model and a business structure that rejects surveillance-based monetisation in favour of trust, transparency, and user control.

Core principles of the enterprise ecosystem

  • User-owned data modelYour data belongs to you full stop. All me is designed so that your personal information, content, and activity stay under your control. We never sell data, never share it with brokers, and never run surveillance‑based advertising. Your digital life is yours alone.
  • Granular privacy control Privacy should be precise, not vague. All me lets you choose exactly who sees what down to individual posts, attributes, and identity contexts. You decide how each part of your digital life is shared, and with whom.
  • No attention manipulation Your attention is not a product. All me avoids engagement‑driven algorithms that push, shape, or manipulate what you see. Content is shown chronologically or according to your own preferences not according to hidden optimisation systems.
  • Multiple identities, safely expressed You are more than one thing and that’s normal. All me supports different profiles and contexts so you can share different parts of yourself with different audiences. No cross‑linking, no accidental exposure, no social‑graph leakage.
  • Privacy‑first sustainability A digital ecosystem should earn trust, not exploit it. All me is funded through transparent, privacy‑respecting models such as subscriptions, optional additional profiles, and community support. No advertising. No behavioural targeting. No monetisation of personal data.

Governance & trustees

The Omega Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees. There are currently three Trustees, providing oversight, accountability, and strategic direction for the All me enterprise ecosystem and its alignment with the Foundation’s nonprofit mission.

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