A daily list of fingerprints anyone can read.

Other people can see which day your ID appeared. Inserting an earlier certificate into a day that is already public would fail to match the published root.

The Bitcoin anchor sends the same fingerprint to public calendars and into a block. For you, the time is no longer only in IdeaProofNow’s database. A claim that we rewrote the stamp time also has to explain the chain record.

This is still not a notary instrument, and it is not a licensed trusted timestamp. It covers the risk that a single operator could rewrite its own database. File a qualified timestamp or a notary act separately if you need one.

The log does not publish the original file. At verification you still produce a file that matches the fingerprint.