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So, you want privacy but without privacy?

• shadowgovt 5y ago
  Yes. I get that in the current ecosystem via doing business with sites I trust, and ceasing to do so when I cease to trust them. It's not impregnable (sites get hacked, companies get sold), but it's preferable to an alternative where I must either stay one-time-padded continuously or have my activity recorded in a global public ledger.
  • sanderjd 5y ago
    You could use a public blockchain key to log in to a site you trust which stores all of its data somewhere private and have this same functionality. It is only transactions you write to a public blockchain that are public. The act of authenticating using a key stored there does not write anything down.
• 8note 5y ago
  Privacy as in having control over who gets what information, and being able to change who and what over time