Social networks have become some of the most important places for communication, entertainment, news, and community building. Billions of people use them to share ideas, follow creators, discover projects, and connect with others around the world.

The web browser is one of the most important pieces of software we use. It sits between us and almost everything we do online, from reading news and watching videos to accessing exchanges, managing wallets, and interacting with Web3 applications. That makes privacy and security at the browser level especially important for cryptocurrency users.

Every time you create an online account, verify your age, sign in to a service, or submit personal information, you're relying on some form of digital identity. Today, this information is typically stored by governments, companies, or online platforms, making it vulnerable to data breaches, identity theft, and misuse.