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Victor Ma@vm

1/27/2023

would you scan your iris to receive crypto? 1) yes 2) no

tim 🥝@timdaub

1/27/2023

3) hell no

welter.eth@fun

1/27/2023

4) why

Jonny Mack@nonlinear

1/27/2023

which crypto, how much?

dawufi@dawufi

1/27/2023

1

🐰@rabbit

1/27/2023

biometrics are identifiers not authenticators but most employ them for security. imo anything that increases the value of biometrics is super dangerous if it’s used wisely I have no issue but by the time it’s wise it’s not very smart or useful

Les Greys@les

1/27/2023

Not for the act but yes as a medium of identity management.

Maybe Im Wasabi 〽️@maybeimwasabi

1/27/2023

2

Paul Dowman@pauldowman

1/27/2023

How much

Henry@hlau

1/27/2023

2

elizabeth.ai@elizabeth

1/27/2023

if zkp

David Furlong@df

1/27/2023

As in worldcoin? I think there are nuances about what is stored - I think they told me that they store a hash of your iris data and protect the hashing algo very closely. But it seems to me that the hashing algo security is hard to guarantee - and if that leaks then it could be somewhat problematic

mainone.eth@insure

1/27/2023

No

dcposch.eth@dcposch

1/27/2023

3) already did

douglass@douglass

1/27/2023

Fosho.

Aram Mughalyan.eth@arammughalyan

1/27/2023

Yeah

Mac Budkowski@macbudkowski

1/27/2023

1) what

Brent Fitzgerald@bf

1/27/2023

you first

billzh.eth@billzh

1/27/2023

No, coz no way I'll settle for anything less than a full DNA testing

Sian@sian

1/27/2023

2

Ike@iw

1/28/2023

2

fufu prophet@frdysk

1/28/2023

How do you know if they won't zap you blind? What if it's a 'scan your iris to remove cataract & receive crypto'?

mk@mk

1/28/2023

2

Liang良peace🇺🇸🇨🇳NoN@liang

1/28/2023

3) how much?

Rex@24

1/28/2023

2

Alex Palmer@thatalexpalmer

1/28/2023

2) No. Also, Worldcoin is ethical misconduct.

j3@j3

1/28/2023

How much

Pawel Pokrywka@pawelpokrywka

1/28/2023

2