After waking up from a nap and looking at the various apps on my phone, I always feel like my data is leaking out like a funnel. Today, I want to talk about how to use a protocol to manage my personal information.

I recently tried the @tenprotocol protocol, which allows me to encrypt sensitive data and store it on the chain. For example, my health records or ID documents don't have to be fully exposed, just share the necessary parts. In the past, when applying for a visa, I was always worried about my personal information being misused; now I can just generate a proof, and others only see the words "valid".

This protocol uses TEE technology to ensure that data is encrypted during processing. When checking into a hotel, I scan a QR code to share my age verification, and the other party cannot see my full name or address. I finally feel in control of the flow of my data, rather than passively handing it over to others.

Using it, I found that it not only protects privacy but also simplifies life. International remittances or voting can be done privately, leaving no trace. In the future, digital identity will be carried like a wallet, making my life more autonomous. This made me realize that privacy is not a luxury, but a daily necessity. Give it a try, and you will find the world has become much quieter.