Advocy:
Backed by the Blockchain
Once a transaction is recorded on the blockchain, it cannot be altered or deleted.
Transactions on the blockchain are recorded on multiple computers, or "nodes," within a decentralized network, making them resistant to tampering or censorship.
The blockchain is a secure, append-only ledger, meaning that new transactions can be added, but previous transactions cannot be modified.
Transactions on the blockchain are recorded using a pseudonym or "hash," rather than a real identity. This makes it difficult to trace transactions back to specific individuals.
While pseudonymity helps protect privacy, the transparency of the blockchain means that all transactions are publicly visible on the blockchain.
The blockchain uses cryptographic techniques to secure transactions and ensure that they are tamper-proof.
Transactions on the blockchain can be processed and verified quickly, often within minutes or even seconds.
Because there are no intermediaries involved in processing transactions on the blockchain, the cost of conducting transactions is typically much lower than traditional methods.
Advocy is a system built on verification. Posts and Comments can only be submitted by accounts that have completed the verification process. This keeps your feed full of real conversations with real users, you never have to worry about bots again.
Customization is key within Advocy. The system allows for real time filters via categories and media types to allow for a user to have a one of a kind experience, that they wish to have. Never be faced with posts you do not want to see again!
Advocy is backed by the cutting edge tech, the blockchain. Blockchain Based Encryption and Security refers to the use of cryptographic techniques and decentralized networks to protect the integrity and confidentiality of data and transactions recorded on the blockchain.