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@AdityaClipper

Angie from Fhenix explains why privacy should become invisible infrastructure rather than a standalone feature. β€œShe says users shouldn't have to think about the underlying technology, whether it's FHE, zero-knowledge proofs, or something else, as long as privacy is built in by [Spoken audio]: I am convinced that privacy shouldn't be an application. It should be infrastructure that we are all building, right? I do not care as a user if it's built with FHE or ZK or both or like any other technology that might appear in the future. It should be infra. The best privacy product is the one users never have to think about it. So nobody celebrates HTTPS anymore, right? It's just a standard. So I think if we apply this HTTPS standard to any other privacy-related issue we're having now and we solve it on the same level, that will be a success. but maybe I'm not supposed to say it as, you know, Phoenix is a marketer, but I actually do not care what, like, underlying technology will be used as long as it works, as long as the user experience is great and everyone can use it and everyone can access it, as long as, let's say, both sides, government and people are happy with it, I think that will be a success.

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