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> Government can track all salts for your tokens, site can collect all salts, they can compare notes. That is not zero knowledge. Given that actual zero-knowle
by Hizonner 8mo ago
> Government can track all salts for your tokens, site can collect all salts, they can compare notes.
That is not zero knowledge. Given that actual zero-knowledge systems are well understood, the only reason to deploy a system that allows that would be if you planned to abuse it.
- dcow 8mo agoWhat is your definition of zero knowledge?
- cwillu 8mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_proof https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_proof
- dcow 8mo agoBy this definition bbs+ signatures are ZK.
- nullsanity 8mo agoThe impossibly high bar they set "Perfect" at in order to make it the enemy of good, and fight against any progress being made to keep children out of adult spaces. That being said, it's my personal opinion that I'd love to simply have my device store a token and send it to any site when requested. I'd then like those sites to give me toggles to remove all non-verified content - and therefore my internet experience could be sans-juvenile squeakers.
- randunel 8mo agoZero knowledge in such a system requires a minimum of 3 independent parties. There are quite a few solutions out there, I think the most developed ones are online voting systems, because tracking and de duplication is essential.