How blockchain could prevent future data breaches

By cineramaJanuary 22, 2020Bitcoin Business

As data breaches occur more frequently, could blockchain provide greater protection for our health data? Credit: Shutterstock Just before the new year, approximately 15 million Canadians —about 40 percent […]

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