Abstract: A universal opt-in/opt-out client enables a user to connect to the APIs for various different sites which have the user's data. The universal client and orchestrates opting out on any of the sites which the user selects and enables the user to granularly select partial opt-ins or opt-outs where the user may wish to enable some uses of data and access to data, but would also like to restrict others. When a user is calibrating their privacy and data settings, a company or site may provide reasons and incentives for the user to enable access to certain data. This enables users to have simultaneous global control over their personal data while enabling the user to receive compensation for the use of their personal data, and enabling companies to have access to better data.

Abstract: A system and method for robotically arbitrating cloud computing services utilizes resource parameters, tolerance values, and client system requirements to configure a meta-orchestrator to select a validated compatible service from a service resource pool and employ an orchestrator to migrate a client system to the selected service and utilize block chain technology for logging transactions, storing metadata and data.

Abstract: A system and method for robotically arbitrating cloud computing services utilizes resource parameters, tolerance values, and client system requirements to configure a meta-orchestrator to select a validated compatible service from a service resource pool and employ an orchestrator to migrate a client system to the selected service and utilize block chain technology for logging transactions, storing metadata and data.

Abstract: A system and method for robotically arbitrating cloud computing services utilizes resource parameters, tolerance values, and client system requirements to configure a meta-orchestrator to select a validated compatible service from a service resource pool and employ an orchestrator to migrate a client system to the selected service and utilize block chain technology for logging transactions, storing metadata and data.