Memory Privacy and Access

This topic is focused on privacy design, security boundaries, and the separation between discoverability and private memory contents.

PaperProof separates public memory capability metadata from private memory content. Public registry metadata The PaperProof memory registry stores discovery and availability metadata such as: wallet owner; app ID; memory ID; provider; namespace root; descriptor artifact and version policy; availability; owner-enabled state; deletion tombstone. Private memory body The memory body remains in MemWal and Walrus rather than in PaperProof Move objects. Typical private memory may include: preferred language; preferred answer style; recent focus topics; ongoing task summaries. Browser access Access authorizes the current browser to use the wallet-linked memory. The browser stores local access material. If you move to a new computer, connect the same wallet and authorize memory access again....