[doginasuit]

It's my understanding that they are sharing the library but they will also be involved as a facilitator, at least to the extent that people use their identity wallet service. It also seems like they will have access to who you are sharing information with, which seems like the most valuable information for a company in their position, with nothing but a pinky promise that it will not be tracked. Let me know if any of that is inaccurate.

[beepbooptheory]

Here is a good explainer of an ideal implementation of this (maybe). If its this, you would be incorrect.

https://blog.vrypan.net/2026/06/29/260629-whats-wrong-with-e...

[_alternator_]

I don't know the technical details of this ZKP library, but there is no technical reason that I'm aware of that the ID provider would need to know who you are sharing with. Not to say Google didn't build it this way for business reasons.

[xinayder]

You also can't know if Google has broken any of the ZKP promises, or in terms of the field, if Google is cheating and uncovered the secret bits you shared.