Decentralized Identity and Why It Still Matters More Than Decentralized Social Networks
Decentralized identity, or self-sovereign identity, gives individuals control over personal data through cryptographic proofs, Decentralized Identifiers, and Verifiable Credentials. Unlike centralized systems, it enables selective disclosure and interoperability across finance, healthcare, travel, and other sectors without relying on public blockchains for every transaction. Decentralized social networks address content moderation and platform control but often lack … Read more