Humanity
@Humanityprot
Humanity’s Standard of Trust
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Privacy without proof is just hope. You need credentials that can't be faked, copied, or stored by someone else. That's the difference.
The most optimistic answer we got involved moving to Nepal.
Where would you go? 🏔️
This is what a single verified login could replace.
Your job, your bank balance, your loyalty status, all provable without handing anything over. @terencekwok at CIS 2026, on the credentials we're building for exactly this.
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More than a line on a resume 👇
If you could own and control every piece of your identity data, would you?
One word missing. Bet you get it in one guess 🤔
Everyone has this story. Nobody thinks it’s a coincidence anymore.
What was yours? 👀
Every company that asks for your ID is building its own database of your personal information. Every one of those databases is a breach waiting to happen.
A claim, but someone vouches for it 👇
Would you rather re-verify your identity for every new app, or verify once and carry it across all of them? 🤔
"Let me take a screenshot of my bank statement to prove my assets."
Terence on the process everyone's used to, and how verifiable credentials eliminate all of that 👇
Think you know Selective Disclosure? Prove it 👇
Verified once isn’t the same as verified now 👇
HM to the verified humans 🫡
When was the last time you were 100% sure the person you were talking to online was real?
You built it. Why can't you take it with you? 👇
Proving you're human was step one.
Proving what can be trusted about you (your age, your credentials, your eligibility) that's what actual matters.
One KYC, reusable across every platform that accepts Humanity credentials. @shubhamb126 on what that changes for crypto payments and cards. 👇
You've passed KYC before.
Does that verification carry over when you open a new account today? 👇
Honest question: do you actually read privacy policies before clicking accept?
