I have addressed key transparency in the post :) Key transparency does help with detection (still requires trusting third parties or having to check yourself) but the proposed protocol makes it not possible to forge the mapping to begin with.
> This is better! Because essentially no clients (phones) have a local copy of the bitcoin chain, so you still have to trust a server to tell you what was posted in the bitcoin block.
Not quite :) also addressed in the post. look at the end of "The CA of all CAs
" section.
> This is better! Because essentially no clients (phones) have a local copy of the bitcoin chain, so you still have to trust a server to tell you what was posted in the bitcoin block.
Not quite :) also addressed in the post. look at the end of "The CA of all CAs " section.