Personal Memory Sharing

Personal Memory Sharing is an action where a user can share his sensorial, conceptual and emotional memories with a given target via Encrypted Chat Protocol. Before sharing, the user is able to censor specific thoughts to prevent very private data to be shared.

Applications
Personal Memory Sharing can be used for the following purposes:
 * Court of Law - Specific memory sharing can be legally required for an accused to prove his innocence. The user has the right to censor his memories, and even deny to share them, leaving his fate to the jury. Witnesses can share their memories with the jury to assist the jury in determining the guilt or innocence of an accused. Note that once a witness agrees to share his memories, the defense can request another relevant memory to be shared. If the witness refuses to share, his testimony can be discarded.
 * Law enforcement - Police officers can share their sensorial memories to aid in the persecution of a suspect, and to exchange information which can be used to prove a suspect's guilt.
 * Instant friendships and love relationships - if the people have compatible personalities, they can develop a love relationship after a few minutes of exchaning memories.
 * Quick communication of locations, passwords, or other sensitive data to a recipient.
 * For erotic purposes, lovers can exchange sexual memories to improve their sexual proficiency. Note that the human brain is normally unable to permanently record sexual pleasure with precision; for this reason, to effectively share erotic memories, the user requires an additional implant which allows him to record sexual pleasure into an external memory.

Risks
Opening a memory shared by an untrusted party can result in emotional shock, PTSD and other psychiatric diseases, and is NOT RECOMMENDED for unwary users.

Since memories are signed using the user's real-life identity and his brain implant's private key, there is no risk of impersonation.