LIP-4: Profile Guardian
We're creating a proposal to add a safety layer into Lens Protocol profiles to help Lens users to protect against phishing scams.
NFT owners including Lens profiles have been recently targeted with phishing attempts. While it's disheartening to see people lose their NFTs or profiles, we want to be proactive and innovate on the safety standards for NFTs.
We are introducing Profile Guardian which disables certain critical actions such as approvals and transfers for Lens profiles. Profile Guardian is enabled by default and can be opted-out if profile owners want to move it to a new address.
Disabling it will activate a 7-day cooldown period. During the 7-day cooldown period, services such as Lens API can track and provide the data to clients, who can notify users that their profiles are in an unsafe state, and recommend actions to secure the profile.
We hope Profile Guardian inspires others to improve end-user security when interacting with NFTs, especially as more users onboard into the web3 space.
Full Proposal: github.com/lens-protocol/LIPs/pull/18
Crypto gaming guilds bring together players, enthusiasts, and game developers within a single community that collaborates and shares resources.
Explore how guilds help promote high-quality games and increase the adoption of #blockchain gaming: blog.chain.link/crypto-gaming-guilds/
Building a Custom Module with Lens Protocol from Scratch
Modules allow developers to program (and users to leverage) unique, custom functionality on follow, collect and reference (i.e. mirrors and comments). Thi opens the door to exciting new community-created features that greatly expand on the basic Lens Protocol social graph.
In this video, you'll learn how to build and deploy a custom module that only allows someone to follow another user if they know their secret code.
By the end of the video you should have a basic grasp of how custom modules work and how to start building and testing with them.