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Improving Consumer Data Privacy Protection and Trust in the Context of the Digital Platformes is needed in the global markets. Trust plays an important role in bridging the digital divide. Trust has long been key to social development and economic growth, and this is even more true in the digital economy of the Internet era. Most existing research on the relationship between consumers and

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Secure Interoperation of?Blockchain and?IPFS Through Client Application Enabled by?CP-ABEing. To share sensitive personal health data securely, many frameworks and approaches using blockchain-based systems have been proposed. However, the issue of letting individuals control and manage their data with privacy-preserving is still to be solved. In this paper, we propose a new model of Ind

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