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Advancing Privacy in Age Verification with Zero-Knowledge Proof
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Google has just made open source technology that can prove its age on the internet without revealing personal information. The aim is to support the efforts of the European Union.
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Advancing Privacy in Age Verification with Zero-Knowledge Proof
Exploring the Open Sourcing of Zero-Knowledge Proof Libraries In a groundbreaking move to enhance digital security and privacy, a major tech company has announced the open sourcing of its Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) libraries. This initiative is part of an ongoing partnership with Sparkasse to bolster age assurance protocols within the European Union. Let’s delve deeper […]
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