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> This can be solved in a zero-knowledge way, and the government should commit to open source here. This is what France's government is working on if i underst
by orwin 3y ago
> This can be solved in a zero-knowledge way, and the government should commit to open source here.
This is what France's government is working on if i understand correctly what i'm hearing (i'm working for the private sector right now, so i'm not as well informed as i should be on those kind of things). Not really a fan, but i note when they're doing good shit, and on that they're on point.
I don't mind a zero-knowledge age verification, i will strongly oppose anything else (with both money and time).
- kergonath 3y ago> This is what France's government is working on if i understand correctly what i'm hearing Would you have any source discussing this? I don’t doubt you at all, I would like to learn more about where they want to go. It seems that they are working with a decent team at INRIA. I would like to know better how compatible their developments are with the stance of the government (and other more or less hysterical ones like in the UK).
- orwin 3y agoSorry, it's mostly rumors and stuff I catch reading the chats I'm still in. I've found a kind of white paper that link to LINC and Olivier Blazy: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/verification-de-lage-en-ligne-trouver-lequilibre-entre-protection-des-mineurs-et-respect-de-la-vie https://www.cnil.fr/fr/verification-de-lage-en-ligne-trouver... And the LINC repo might have some stuff? https://github.com/LINCnil https://github.com/LINCnil