Quote from: semes on October 16, 2018, 11:35:26 AM

Quote from: gezhid008 on October 14, 2018, 07:20:04 AM

If you really want to understand blockchain technology and invest in new projects, you definitely need to read the data security laws. I've seen so many Dapps that offer opportunities to free people, free data or create open markets. Cool, but the white paper doesn't say how to store these extremely private, sensitive data controlled by a highly developed set of international data security laws, does it? Data privacy on the blockchain is integrated with the underlying chain, or built in the top layer, which will create a huge market that is critical to expanding consumer-grade applications.

So, it is already written in everywhere. Blokchain is not so private but it is transparent. You can watch all data but if you don't know what it is or who you belong to, there is no matter that data. Yes a little complicated but also amazing.

i think blockchain is privaci in terms of user identity, but it's transparent in terms of transactions and wallet addresses. This user confidentiality is feared to be misused for negative things