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How do zero-knowledge proofs enhance privacy in digital identity?
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) enable users to prove identity attributes without revealing underlying data. For instance, one can verify age without disclosing a birthdate. This cryptographic method ensures only necessary information is shared, preventing data exposure. ZKPs also reduce reliance on centralized verifiers, enhancing privacy by design. They enable selective disclosure, allowing users to control what they share, thus minimizing tracking and misuse risks in digital transactions.
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