Smart business cards that promote privacy and security with blockchain technology
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We prioritize personal privacy along with innovation.
Here are some ways we can promote privacy and security with blockchain technology:
- Selective disclosure - Smart Card creators can choose to include only essential contact details and omit personal data like addresses. The recipient sees only what the creator wants to share.
- Use pseudonyms - Rather than real names, Smart Card creators can generate blockchain wallet addresses and pseudonymous profiles that don't reveal their true identity.
- Leverage encryption - Any sensitive data can be encrypted before storing it on blockchain. The recipient would need the decryption key to access it.
- Private blockchains - Smart business cards can be issued on permissioned private blockchains rather than fully public ones for more control over data sharing.
- Data compartmentalization - Keep only professional info on the Smart Card itself. Link to separate offline storage for any personal data that needs to be shared selectively.
- Card-specific wallet - Having dedicated wallets for Smart Card prevents linking together too much identifiable information.
- Audit smart contracts - Rigorously auditing the programming code behind Smart Cards to fix vulnerabilities before launch.
- Educate users - Promote proper understanding of blockchain privacy risks among business card creators and recipients.
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With thoughtful design and security best practices in place, blockchain technologies for Smart Business Cards and Digital Collectibles can prioritize personal privacy along with innovation.
