See the other responses for more, but would be curious how that discretion is completely lost when you want to proove something?
Geberally surprised about the false beliefs around anonimity on block chains, as soon as you have the right anchors they are the most tracable.
Or do you mean you sit at the doctor on your vacation, pull out an app to access your CT scan and hand it him over somehow or what is the use case here really? Seems so unrealistic on manu levels and much more easily realized with more solid tech, sorry?!
> Encrypted records can be easily added by any doctor/clinic as your public key is publicly available.
Yes, crypto101, which works fine without any blockchain?
Geberally surprised about the false beliefs around anonimity on block chains, as soon as you have the right anchors they are the most tracable.
Or do you mean you sit at the doctor on your vacation, pull out an app to access your CT scan and hand it him over somehow or what is the use case here really? Seems so unrealistic on manu levels and much more easily realized with more solid tech, sorry?!
> Encrypted records can be easily added by any doctor/clinic as your public key is publicly available.
Yes, crypto101, which works fine without any blockchain?