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Yes that is possible. Fully holomorphic encryption schemes allow functions to be evaluated on encrypted data without deciphering the data at any point, for exam
by qayxc 3y ago
Yes that is possible. Fully holomorphic encryption schemes allow functions to be evaluated on encrypted data without deciphering the data at any point, for example. The problem is that these techniques are very slow, which limits their practical use.
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- chpatrick 3y agoThe problem is that then the distance is also encrypted, which doesn't work here.