I think most Web3 apps are not really protecting your data they are like Web2 apps but with extra costs.
I have been seeing a lot of companies saying they care about privacy. It sounds like they are just trying to sell me something. So I do not believe them away.
Midnight caught my attention for a moment.
The way I see it's like this imagine you are at a club and the bouncer only checks if you can come in he does not ask for your name or anything about you. He just says you are okay to enter. That is what Midnight NIGHT is doing with their zero-knowledge approach: they are making sure something is okay without showing everything about it.
From what I know they also keep the part where they run the apps separate from the part where they show your data. The apps still work. Your data is not just out there for anyone to see.
Is it perfect? I do not think so. This industry often promises more than it can do.
Compared to other blockchain systems, where anyone can see what you are doing with your wallet Midnight seems like a step in the right direction.
Using crypto should not mean everyone can see what you are doing. It should be private, by default. #createrpad
In your opinion, where is the market going?