Private Cyberspace User Guide

Personal Console lets you CONTROL your digital life (create aliases for different situations, define your own transactions, train your personal AI, sell insights from private data etc.) EASILY through your phone.

  1. Personal Console Introduction
  2. Personal Console Quick Start
  3. Personal Console User Guide
  4. Personal Console One Click Install

If you cannot wait to start collecting data into your Private Cyberspace, read the Quick Start page first.

1. Initial View

After ONE CLICK your web browser will be directed to your closest Application Integrator (e.g. console.aunsw.88.io) and your initial Personal Console will loaded from its web site in your browser.

The screen shot above is typical of the Personal Console starting for the very first time. It is in Private mode, meaning you can use it to collect data for your own use, but it will NOT share any of the data out to anyone.

Personal Console are prepared by Application Integrators who normally have a region focus. In the case of app.contacttrace.com.au the focus is on the state of New South Wales (NSW) Australia, so it will have high resolution image map backgrounds for NSW only, but it will work worldwide.

The Personal Console is open sourced under its own license, we encourage you to inspect and modify its source code for your needs.

2. Screen Sections

Below is a screen shot of a Personal Console in Community mode, meaning you can use it to share some of the data you have collect ANONYMOUSLY. There is NO NEED to enter any identifying information e.g. no need for name, email, phone number etc.

Personal Console Home Screen
1 - Alias Type 2 - District (device sensor)
3 - Notification List 4 - Alias Applications
5 - Storage Applications 6 - Area Applications
7 - Community Applications 8 - Personal Applications
9 - Help Menu 10 - Map Scale
11 - IP Area Collection 12 - Zoom Level
13 - Date of Data Displayed 14 - Internet Service Provider
15 - First 10 Characters of Alias 16 - Number of Coins
17 - The Number of Status Submitted 18 - Campus Code
19 - Hub Username 20 - Map Copyright
21 - Location Pins 22 - Current Location
23 - Camera Scanner 24 - Background Map

Items in the Notification List will NOT be shown again, after clicked on once.

3. Screen Languages

Private Cyberspace is designed to be multilingual from the start. Your Private Cyberspace Integrator would have prepackaged the top few languages in your country into your initial cyberspace.

4. Console Version

Private Alias does NOT communicate with any backend servers so will NOT know whether there is a new version of Personal Console available.

Community and Personal Aliases do check from a web location specified by the owner for a new version and the latest version number will be displayed next to the existing version number if they are not the same.

To simplify management the Personal Console version number covers changes in ALL applications within that Personal Console. So changes in any application will result in a new Personal Console version.

Owners can update to the new version simply by clicking on to the latest version number.

Buttons

There are 5 buttons on the Home Screen of the Personal Console.

1. Map Background

0 1
1 Light
2 Standard
3 Transport
4 Outdoors
5 Imagery
6 Cycle
7 aunswImage
8 aunswBase

2. Camera Scanner

0 1
1 Qrcode
2 Barcode
3 Photo
4 Text
5 Comment
4 Audio

3. Current Location

0 1
1 Geolocation

4. Add Pin

0 1
1 Touch Pin
2 Web Pin
3 Import Pin
4 Pin List
5 Show Pins
4 Show Grid

5. Main Menu

More details here.