How Can We Make the Use of Web2 Data in Web3 Actually Private and Verifiable?

“Currently, we "read" and "write," but we are hardly protected and hardly "own" even our own data.”

The post explores how zkTLS can enable private and verifiable use of Web2 data in Web3, addressing privacy concerns and data ownership. 

> It examines MPC-TLS, Proxy-TLS, and highlights how projects like Opacity Network and Reclaim Protocol leverages zkTLS for secure data verification👇

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How can we make the use of web2 data in web3 actually private and verifiable?

Many people who claim that web3 is the new internet define it with the phrase "read, write, own." The "read" and "write" parts are clear, but when it comes to "own" in terms of data, we hardly own… https://t.co/cX1e5RSGRS

Pavel Paramonov

How Can We Make the Use of Web2 Data in Web3 Actually Private and Verifiable?

“Currently, we "read" and "write," but we are hardly protected and hardly "own" even our own data.”

The post explores how zkTLS can enable private and verifiable use of Web2 data in Web3, addressing privacy concerns and data ownership. 

> It examines MPC-TLS, Proxy-TLS, and highlights how projects like Opacity Network and Reclaim Protocol leverages zkTLS for secure data verification👇

Source: https://x.com/paramonoww/status/1889317871551180955