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Very simple: a video or data set that has not been verified with a private key by the issuing party on a Blockchain will not be taken for serious and be assumed

• problems 9y ago
  That would make some things we currently rely on - like voice recordings as evidence of criminal acts nearly impossible. No one is going to sign their crimes into a blockchain.
  • JadeNB 9y ago
    > No one is going to sign their crimes into a blockchain. Just like (to pick a hopefully safely historical example) no president would record himself conspiring to perform illegal activities?
  • 0xffff2 9y ago
    What's the alternative? If it becomes trivial to fabricate voice recordings in general, surely you wouldn't advocate that we continue allowing them as evidence?
    • problems 9y ago
      Of course not, I'm just saying throwing verifiable data onto a blockchain doesn't solve all cases we use voice data for.
• Balgair 9y ago
  Yeah, I'll assume you do not have one of 'those' uncles then, the flat-earther-ish types. Logic and numbers aren't working to begin with.