Joint Privacy Protection
1) Key Technologies
Symmetric Encryption: Used for local data storage to ensure data security when the device is offline.
Asymmetric Encryption: Used for data upload and transmission processes to ensure confidentiality and security during communication.
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP): Used for anonymizing sensitive information and protecting user privacy.
End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): Ensures full-link data transmission protection.
Distributed Storage (DePIN): Eliminates the risks of centralized storage, enhancing data availability and resistance to attacks.
2) Privacy Protection Advantages of Joint Ecosystem
Full-Link Protection: From data collection to storage, transmission, and sharing, encryption and verification technologies are used throughout, ensuring the security of user data.
User-Driven Privacy: Data upload, storage, and sharing all require user authorization, ensuring privacy sovereignty.
Efficient Collaboration: By combining the technologies of iPulse Protocol and wearable devices, efficient collaboration in health management and scientific research is promoted, while privacy is guaranteed.
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