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π”π§ππžπ«π¬π­πšπ§ππ’π§π  π™πšπ¦πšβ€™π¬ 𝐀𝐂𝐋 π“π‘πž π’πšπŸπžπ­π² π‹πšπ²πžπ« 𝐁𝐞𝐑𝐒𝐧𝐝 π„π§πœπ«π²π©π­πžπ π’π¦πšπ«π­ π‚π¨π§π­π«πšπœπ­π¬ A lot of people talk about FHE, encrypted smart contracts and privacy But very few understand how Zama actually keeps encrypted data secure while still making it usable. That’s where the Access Control List (ACL) comes in. Think of the ACL as the permission system of the Zama Protocol. It decides who can access, compute on or decrypt any encrypted value inside the FHEVM. Without ACL, encrypted data would be locked forever. Even the contract holding it couldn’t use it.
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