How to Set Access Control for Smart Contractsby@dansierrasam79
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How to Set Access Control for Smart Contracts

by Daniel Chakraborty6mFebruary 13th, 2023
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The day you mint your first NFT is when you’ve made it in Web3 as an owner, thanks to the immutability of the blockchain. The concept of ownership is just as important to smart contracts in respect to accessible functions and permitted state change. With both the setPrice and setPackageDelivered functions accessible, anyone can make changes that can result in financial loss.
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Loves emerging tech, languages such as Python, JavaScript, Solidity & Haskell. Writes about Web3. Works at Lumos Labs.

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