Added privacy roadmap (#1386)

Signed-off-by: Adrian Sutton <adrian.sutton@consensys.net>
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# Privacy Roadmap
This document provides a more detailed view of the privacy roadmap. Like [the overall roadmap](ROADMAP.md),
it is a living document, which will evolve and change over time. In particular the features in later versions
are likely to be refined and change.
We use the approach of `#now`, `#next`, `#later` [used by foursquare](https://medium.com/@noah_weiss/now-next-later-roadmaps-without-the-drudgery-1cfe65656645), with a slightly different time horizon.
Our now scale is about 3 months, next about 6 months, and then later is beyond.
## Now (up to v1.2)
* Privacy group management added to JSON RPC-API
* Support for external key management
## Next
* Ability to add and remove members from privacy groups
* Many to many relationship between Pantheon nodes and Orion nodes
* Privacy group consensus
* Cross privacy group communication
* On-chain privacy
## Later
* Sidechains

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* First Class Client * First Class Client
### Advanced Privacy ### Advanced Privacy
The current privacy functionality will be enhanced with dynamic privacy groups, including the ability to and remove participants from a privacy group. The current privacy functionality will be enhanced as described in the [privacy roadmap](PRIVACYROADMAP.MD).
### Smart Contract Based Permissioning ### Smart Contract Based Permissioning
Building on the smart contract based permissioning mechanism implemented in v1.1, additional tooling will be provided through a Dapp to simplify and enhance the interaction with the smart contracts. Permissioning for Ethereum accounts will also be introduced. Building on the smart contract based permissioning mechanism implemented in v1.1, additional tooling will be provided through a Dapp to simplify and enhance the interaction with the smart contracts. Permissioning for Ethereum accounts will also be introduced.

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