Bringing programmable privacy to Web3

Name: Bringing programmable privacy to Web3
Duration: 44 min 44 s
Description: Cryptographer Shumo Chu makes the case for programmable privacy in Web3 at ETHBerlin 2022, arguing that zero-knowledge proofs let developers selectively reveal on-chain data instead of exposing everything by default. He walks through how programmable privacy tooling could reshape identity, payments, and other applications built on Ethereum.

ETHBerlin 2022 · 16 Sept 2022 · 44:44

Cryptographer Shumo Chu makes the case for programmable privacy in Web3 at ETHBerlin 2022, arguing that zero-knowledge proofs let developers selectively reveal on-chain data instead of exposing everything by default. He walks through how programmable privacy tooling could reshape identity, payments, and other applications built on Ethereum.

Speakers

Shumo Chu

From ETHBerlin 2022, hosted by Department of Decentralization.