So the @idOS_network app went live and it’s not just another sign‑up form. This is a self‑sovereign vault for credentials built around MPC and FaceSign. I’ve been poring over the launch post and docs to see what’s really under the hood. They’re using an MPC solution (co‑built with Partisia Blockchain) to generate your private key; idOS never touches it. All your credentials are end‑to‑end encrypted you’d need both the network’s node and your own keys to crack them The video liveness check generates a FaceVector inside a secure enclave; no facial images are ever stored Right now the app supports EVM wallets, with NEAR and XRPL coming soon. You create a profile, add a credential and then earn points, but those points have no monetary value and can’t be traded. It’s more like a reputation system. Compared with orb‑based projects or pure attestation schemes, idOS stores encrypted data for reuse and aims to be regulatory‑friendly. Want to play? ❯ Connect an EVM wallet and let the MPC module sign you in. ❯ Complete the liveness check with your phone camera. ❯ Add a Verifiable Credential; your FaceSignUserID is stored, not your photo ❯ Explore quests, refer friends and watch your leaderboard position. Owning your digital identity is partly true: you manage your own keys and access grants, but the network is still permissioned and evolving. It’s a promising first step; I’m watching for more integrations. Let me know what you think, and follow @idOS_network for updates.