This invention discloses a method and
system for constructing a personal
data lineage map based on a photoconductive film. It establishes a lineage map of personal data generated by users in multiple application scenarios such as health monitoring, security protection, social services, virtual worlds, and smart homes through a unified identity
authentication center. The
system includes a
data lineage acquisition module, a data flow tracking module, a
data processing link module, an
authorization and
traceability module, a lineage map construction module, and a lineage query module. Each
data point generates a globally unique ID, recording the collection source, time, device, and application. Hash values are used to verify integrity, and the collection location is blurred by default. Data flow records the reader, time, and purpose;
processing records the input and output relationships, with a nesting
depth limit of 20 levels, after which automatic merging occurs;
authorization records include time, scope, duration, and withdrawal records. The lineage map adopts a
directed acyclic graph structure, automatically detecting and blocking circular dependencies. It supports queries by data ID, time, application, and type, and a lineage comparison function highlights differences. Lineage is retained for 30 days after data deletion, and users can set the
retention period. Exported data is anonymized by default, but users can choose to include data values and add watermarks. Automatic archiving occurs when storage capacity is exceeded. This invention solves the problems of unclear sources, unclear flow, difficulty in tracing
authorization, and high risk of privacy leaks for personal data, and is a core infrastructure for compliant personal
data management.