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It would not be in the Chinese government's interests to do this in a way that preserves anonymity for its citizens and protects them from being monitored, but
by ikesau 2y ago
It would not be in the Chinese government's interests to do this in a way that preserves anonymity for its citizens and protects them from being monitored, but I do really want to see a layer of the internet where it can be trusted that every poster is a real human, or a citizen of a particular country.
I understand that this is the sort of thing cryptographers think zero-knowledge proofs could help us with, but I'd be fine with a centralized approach: a government system that provides key pairs and a verification system for its citizens that could be done during the passport application process.
- phone8675309 2y ago> I do really want to see a layer of the internet where it can be trusted that every poster is a real human, or a citizen of a particular country. Why?