mrparkh (mrparkh)

Fhenix is based

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GM CT Something happened yesterday, and it reminded me why encrypted by default systems matter more than ever. Thailand officially asked Worldcoin to delete 1.2M iris scans over privacy risks. That’s not small news, that’s a global warning. Whenever governments have to step in and say “please delete people’s data,” it shows the real problem: Centralized identity systems are one privacy mistake away from crisis. This is the exact thing FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) was designed to eliminate. With FHE; the tech powering @fhenix, your sensitive data stays encrypted even while being used: ✅ No raw biometrics stored ✅ No exposure during computation ✅ No “trust us, we will delete it later” ✅ Privacy without permission The Thailand situation is a reminder that: If privacy relies on a company’s promise, you don’t have privacy. If privacy relies on cryptography, you do 👌

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