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What a peer can see

Peers move the encrypted packet. They do not read it. This page is specific about both parts.

What a peer does

ZKLine sends messages peer to peer. A peer receives the packet and can pass it on. That is how the message reaches the model and how the reply gets back.

What a peer can see

A peer can see that a packet exists. It can see a normal packet size and that the packet was forwarded. ZKLine does not hide the fact that a message was sent.

Those are ordinary facts of a network. Encryption does not make the path invisible.

What a peer cannot do

A peer cannot open the message. It does not have your keys. It cannot read what you asked, and it cannot read the model's reply.

Your keys stay in this browser. They are not sent along with the packet. See wallet and keys.