TTN Manifesto and Open Data

@sam_uk - I agree you can't tell how real the data is that is released by someone, but I guess they'd get found out eventually. I think that TTN is obviously going to be open to abuse - how do you determine that any organisation is not doing something illegal with TTN since you can't see their data and don't know what they are doing with it?
What you do control in TTN (unless I misunderstand how it is designed to work) is the registration of device and application (and gateway). So that's the point at which you gain knowledge of who is using the network as well as seeing that traffic flows but not what the content of the traffic is. So if you were to find out something was awry then presumably you could blacklist and block specific devices and applications. Its not currently clear to me how management of IDs/registrations globally/distributed in TTN is going to work, but I definitely haven't read all the documentation yet...