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Using Verifiable Credentials for Lens and Polygon ID

Decentralized Identities and Verifiable Credentials are at the heart of privacy conversations. Using Polygon ID, we can leverage these technologies to provide an added layer of privacy to your Lens Profile.

SPEAKER

Tony Olendo

EVENT

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Date

7/19/2023

CATEGORY

Privacy

TYPE

Talk

LANGUAGE

EN

Privacy videos

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Building a dapp with an encrypted Web3 native database

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Compliance and the next wave of privacy applications

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The evolution of privacy on Ethereum

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Homomorphic Encryption in the EVM

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The Black Box of Centralized Exchanges

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What if Web3 was more about transferring secrets than value?

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How can we use Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Ethereum?

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Indestructible Communication: Bridging the Gap for Privacy-PreservingTechnologies and Network States

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Picus: Push button zk circuit verification

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Proof of solvency for CEXes using zkSNARKs

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Building a crypto-native SSO with ZKPs

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The Era of Self-Owned Data

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From Economicus to Ludens

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Decentralized identity meets MetaMask

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Secure Enclaves Incorporated

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Standardizing Stealth Addresses

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Taiga: a dark forest for composable private applications

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Onboarding the next billion: Private IDs to onboard India

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Crypto vs The State: Are we ready to live outside the system

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Private and Permissionless Systems without Black Hats

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Adding Verifiable Credentials to your crypto wallet

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"Size Matters"

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Connecting web2 with web3: Verifying private off chain data sources

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Going mainstream -- is data sovereignty still a part of web3?

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Private access to decentralized data

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Economic analysis of private defi

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HOPR - a metadata private layer0 for the web3

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Privacy for end users, transparency for the infrastructure -the Nym approach to privacy

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Decentralization is the New Encryption

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Privacy bridges & Ethereum compatibility

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Cryptocurrency in the Age of Mass Surveillance

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Mica regulation : The Empire strikes back !

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Building a privacy-preserving oracle in less than 5 minutes

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To be or not to be... On chain. Privacy and decentralization as systems scale.

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DeFi 2.0 - The Dawn of Private Defi

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Minting your sanitary pass for fun and privacy

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Overview of Zero Knowledge Proofs

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Nym: How to decentralize network-level privacy using cryptoeconomics

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Introducing gnark, a fast zero knowledge proof library

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C.R.E.A. M, zk-SNARK based protocol for public elections system”

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zk-DEX

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Integration of the Sapling protocol in Tezos

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How To Beat Surveillance Capitalism And Reclaim Your Privacy

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Zeropool - privacy pool on Ethereum with ZK

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HOPR as a metadata privacy foundation of the web3

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Crazy Dapps you can build with iExec and Confidential Computing!

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Big zkSNARKs circuits for zkrollups with circom

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Zinc: developer-friendly programming framework for zero-knowledge proofs

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Cryptographic Approaches to Smart Contract Privacy and Scalability

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Personal Data, Privacy and Ethics

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Who Owns You The Case for Linnia & Web 3 0

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Practical Privacy: Why does privacy matter and how to solve it?

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Opportunities and challenges of Blind and Offchain Computation: A step towards more privacy for your Web3.0 Doppelgänger

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HOPR - decentralized messaging beyond Whisper

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Publicly verifiable private transactions - a deep dive into the AZTEC protocol

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