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If the database is distributed you have no way of enforcing that the other peers don't keep shadow copies of the data that is supposed to be deleted. If you kn
by Drakim 4y ago
If the database is distributed you have no way of enforcing that the other peers don't keep shadow copies of the data that is supposed to be deleted.
If you know you can trust all your peers to act in good faith, then you might as well just use a regular database as none of your peers will edit old records due to being good actors.
- function_seven 4y agoYeah, what I'm describing is more like a journaled database, not bLoCkChaIn tEcHnOloGy. There's a chain for sure, but nothing that allows it to be decentralized, or 100% immutable, etc.