Localization of DID-related claims and data

A method implemented using a computing system that is implemented in a decentralized network that implements a distributed ledger, the distributed ledger being configured to back one or more decentralized identities (DID) for one or more users of the computing system, said method localizing how a user will receive and view received DID-related data, the method comprising:

• accessing two or more sets of rules, the two or more sets of rules specifying how a DID owner will receive and view DID-related data received from a third party entity, the two or more sets of rules comprising a first set of rules and a second set of rules;
• determining that the first set of rules at least partially conflicts with the second set of rules;
• identifying a subset of rules in the first set of rules that do not conflict with the second set of rules;
• applying all of the second set of rules to the DID-related data;
• applying the subset of rules in the first set of rules to the DID-related data while refraining from applying rules in the first set of rules that do conflict with the second set of rules such that the second set of rules are prioritized over the first set of rules;
• modifying the received DID-related data such that the received DID-related data conforms to whichever rules were applied to the DID-related data;
• and
• providing the modified DID-related data to the DID owner such that the DID owner is able to view the modified DID-related data according to the applied rules.

One or more hardware storage devices that store instructions that are executable by a computer system to cause the computer system to:

• access two or more sets of rules, the two or more sets of rules specifying how a decentralized identity (DID) owner will receive and view DID-related data received from a third party entity, the two or more sets of rules comprising a first set of rules and a second set of rules;
• determine that the first set of rules at least partially conflicts with the second set of rules;
• identify a subset of rules in the first set of rules that do not conflict with the second set of rules;
• apply all of the second set of rules to the DID-related data;
• apply the subset of rules in the first set of rules to the DID-related data while refraining from applying rules in the first set of rules that do conflict with the second set of rules such that the second set of rules are prioritized over the first set of rules;
• modify the received DID-related data such that the received DID-related data conforms to whichever rules were applied to the DID-related data;
• and
• provide the modified DID-related data to the DID owner such that the DID owner is able to view the modified DID-related data according to the applied rules.