Blockchain@Berkeley's she(256) conference highlighted prominent women in the male-dominated blockchain industry, and offered a glimpse into the future of smart contract technology.
April 24, 2018 at 05:36 PM
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Hello What’s Next readers! There’s a lot going on in the encryption space in this issue—from smart contracts and blockchain, to criminal investigations. Plus, an update on that whole WHOIS debacle, and pop quiz! When does “consent” for data processing not really mean consent under the GDPR? Read on.
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