The Privacy and Blockchain Paradox
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Covers how deploying blockchain, smart contracts, and tokens can conflict with privacy requirements by examining effects on identity validation, costless verification, and the ‘last mile’ of data handling. Uses real-world examples to illustrate the privacy trade-offs organizations face when implementing these blockchain technologies.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:46How did Blockchain Emerge?
- 4:23The Core Distributed Ledger Technology
- 8:30What is Blockchain?
- 10:50Generations of Blockchain Technologies
- 13:14Blockchain Variants
- 22:15Personal Data
- 23:31Privacy and Data Protection Domains
- 25:50EU-Specific Rights
- 27:46Controllers and Processors
- 32:36Privacy and Blockchain
- 36:18Individual Rights
- 39:32Jurisdiction-Specific Considerations
- 42:10"Apply" Slide
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