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TLSNotary can be used for various purposes. For example, you can use TLSNotary to prove that:
You have access to an account on a web platform
- You have access to an account on a web platform
A website showed specific content on a certain date
- A website showed specific content on a certain date
You have private information about yourself (address, birth date, health, etc.)
- You have private information about yourself (address, birth date, health, etc.)
You have received a money transfer using your online banking account without revealing your login credentials or sensitive financial information
- You have received a money transfer using your online banking account without revealing your login credentials or sensitive financial information
You received a private message from someone
- You received a private message from someone
You purchased an item online
- You purchased an item online
You were blocked from using an app
- You were blocked from using an app
You earned professional certificates
- You earned professional certificates
While TLSNotary can notarize publicly available data, it does not solve the "[oracle problem](https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/oracles/)". For this use case, existing oracle solutions are more suitable.