Google is upgrading Google Wallet's privacy and plans to use ZKP technology for age verification.

PANews, May 2 news, according to CoinDesk, internet giant Google is upgrading its Wallet service with a privacy focus. This upgrade uses zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology for age verification, allowing users to confirm their age without sharing their birth date, employing a blockchain-based approach for secure verification. It is reported that this function has now been launched in Google Wallet and can run on mobile devices and applications using Google's digital credential API. Bumble will be one of the first companies to use Google's system to verify user age without disclosing personal data.