Imagen Network Adds Depth to User Control With Secure Engagement Layers
Singapore, Singapore Apr 15, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Imagen Network (IMAGE) is reinforcing decentralized user empowerment by launching new secure engagement layers that add depth to how individuals manage social experiences and protect their digital identity. These tools build on Imagens privacy-first mission, offering customizable control over content visibility, interaction scope, and data access.
The update features layered access permissions, group moderation settings, and identity-controlled post sharingall embedded within a secure, on-chain structure. Users can define who interacts with their content, how their data is shared, and what level of personalization is applied to their social experience.
By decentralizing control and enabling granular privacy settings, Imagen Network transforms traditional user roles into empowered community operators. This ensures transparency, security, and user-led innovation within the platforms AI-enhanced ecosystem.
Future developments will integrate AI-assisted governance, dynamic content filtering, and cross-platform interoperability, pushing the boundaries of next-gen decentralized networking.
About Imagen Network
Imagen Network is the worlds first decentralized social networking platform powered by AI and blockchain. Focused on privacy, personalization, and user ownership, Imagen Network is redefining social engagement in Web3.
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