Current ways of verifying identity often require users to upload copies of their passports for every single website they visit. This is a bad practice because it forces people to share sensitive data with countless different databases. These massive databases are becoming prime targets for hackers, and AI is only making it easier for them to steal information. This is a massive disaster waiting to happen for millions of users around the world. @Concordium solves this by letting users verify their identity one time. After that, they can prove their status or age using zero knowledge proofs, which means they do not have to reveal their actual name or birth date. This protects the user from unnecessary data sharing while still satisfying the security needs of the business. It is a smarter way to handle identity in a world that is increasingly full of digital threats. Podcast: https://t.co/v5HR0pEY2s