Personal space
Private annotations remain separate from public property changes.
STATIC Spatial Rights
Permissions for attaching durable digital content to a place and deciding who can see it.
Also known as STATIC SPATIAL RIGHTS
INSIDE STATIC SPATIAL RIGHTS
Purpose, systems, and connections.
Spatial Rights distinguishes personal layers from authorized property, civic, creator and temporary content. An operator must hold legitimate authority before controlling a physical place’s public digital layer.
Operator authority
Venues and properties control only their authorized layer.
Public context
Civic information retains its proper source and scope.
How it connects
Spatial permission is not ownership of air or a grant of legal title to the underlying property.