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True, but you might be able to store it/hide it away in some DHT behind a username and passphrase, even that might not be necessary. You can solve a lot of comp
by lyu07282 3y ago
True, but you might be able to store it/hide it away in some DHT behind a username and passphrase, even that might not be necessary. You can solve a lot of complexity in the protocol by good frontend people who understand UX.
Even Whatsapp is using PKI, its just all hidden away from the user.
- nickorlow 3y agoYeah, Apple's passkeys is trying to do this too. Their UX is good but it's still pretty immature