Open Source security and data segregation based on Subprofiles

In today's world, open source software leverages more advantages to the world and the developer is becoming a state-of-the-art feature for every software that plays a crucial role in the process of technological evolution. Making the code available to the open world not only exposes the existing flaws, but also employs new ways to correct them and improvise it more better than what it is previously. In the following years of technological advancements open source software have proven to be the to-go solutions since it can be easily modified and improvised according to the needs of the organization. In the same road, we need to make open source more outsourced and at the same time, data segregation should be streamlined in an unsophisticated way to understand what people really need out of the software. In the modern days a profile represents an individual user in a pool and when the same user has multiple accounts, it becomes a tedious task to guess what exactly the user wants as a summary. To avoid that we create the idea of creating a set number of sub-profiles for all the existing profiles because the number of users in an open source software using only one account is very limited. By creating the ideology of sub-accounts, we can make the user tracking as a simplistic method and in a segregated manner and in this way it is easy to target ads, sell goodies and make other business based decisions on a particular account and also to make intricate decisions which will provide a considerable impact on the entire data management of the users in an open source environment.