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Zero knowledge proofs are only private and anonymous in theory, and require you to blindly trust a third party. In practice the implementation is not anonymous
by EmbarrassedHelp 7mo ago
Zero knowledge proofs are only private and anonymous in theory, and require you to blindly trust a third party. In practice the implementation is not anonymous or private.
- tzs 7mo agoWhat third party do they require you to blindly trust?