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the only way to truly verify the authenticity of a photo is to mint at the point of capture.

embedding wallets into cameras can assure that the metadata—including device, location, timestamps, etc.— is recorded onchain before it's edited.

the only way to truly verify the authenticity of a photo is to mint at the point of capture.

embedding wallets into cameras can assure that the metadata—including device, location, timestamps, etc.— is recorded onchain before it's edited.

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/128

In this interview @vitalik.eth talked about this idea too. Really smart although it’s probably going to require some kind of incredible meshnet or sat-link Internet system before it’s possible. And also a way to ensure cameras cann’t add falsified data

In this interview @vitalik.eth talked about this idea too. Really smart although it’s probably going to require some kind of incredible meshnet or sat-link Internet system before it’s possible. And also a way to ensure cameras cann’t add falsified data
https://pca.st/episode/89a6133a-fba9-436a-b55e-881ea2a69feb

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can be used only while there’s internet or minted after you connect

before you do there’s really no point because local data is saved and the pic can’t be shared unless you want to