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How to make your internet footprint verifiable and get your VRS with zkPass👇 →Install TransGate on Chrome or run it on mobile directly. →Connect wallet + X. If you’ve got Kaito Yaps, you’ll get a base score. →Generate zk proofs from Duolingo, LinkedIn, Reddit, Medium and more - privately, locally. 👉

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