LINKSPREED Blog
The official LINKSPREED blog — news on UIID, ATRIUM, and digital identity.
ARCTIC Explained: The Decentralized Compute Backbone Behind Web4
A deep dive into Layer 3 of the LINKSPREED stack: what ARCTIC is, why the internet needs a backbone that users can own, how the pieces fit together, and where the project stands today.
LNS and BRIDGE: Why a Web4 Name System and a Web4 Browser Have to Ship Together
A deep dive into the Linkspreed Name Service (LNS) and the BRIDGE browser: what each one does, how they work together, why neither is useful alone, and why both are still in beta.
Why a Social Network With Only 20 People Can Beat a Giant One
Small networks are not a smaller version of Facebook. They are a different thing, and for many groups a better one.
Social Media Trends in 2026: What's Trending, How Trends Are Born, and Why People Build Their Own Platforms
A complete guide to social media trends in 2026: what is trending, how trends form, why people are tired of rented platforms, and what changes when you build your own social network with ATRIUM and Web4 Studio.
Passkeys Explained: How They Work, Why They Stay on Your Device, and How UIID 2.12 Uses Them to Create Your Identity
A long read on the technology that is replacing passwords, what it can and cannot do, and how it fits into LINKSPREED's UIID.
From Phone Number to Cryptographic ID: How eSIMs, Internet Providers and VoIP Really Work, and What VIVON Changes
A long read on the three networks hidden inside every phone, the metadata they leak, and why LINKSPREED is rebuilding the access layer on top of UIID.
Two Ways to Own Your Identity Online: The EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI) vs. LINKSPREED's UIID
A deep dive into the EU Digital Identity Wallet and LINKSPREED's UIID: concept, structure, technology, providers, privacy and politics, and why the choice is yours.
Press releases
View all →LINKSPREED Announces Native MCP Server for UIID v2.13, Bringing Privacy-First Identity to the Age of AI Agents
LINKSPREED LLC will ship a native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with UIID v2.13, so AI agents can act for a person within limits that the person sets, sees and can withdraw.
UIID v2.12 Is Live: Passkeys for Everyone, and Passkey Authentication as a Service
UIID v2.12 adds passwordless passkey onboarding and sign-in for UIID users, plus WebAuthn-as-a-Service for third-party applications through a set of REST APIs.