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 ### What is a presentation in TLSNotary? { #faq13 }
 
-In TLSNotary, a **presentation** is the step where the Prover selectively reveals specific parts of the data they committed to during the attestation phase. By using these earlier commitments, the Prover can choose to disclose only particular segments of the data while keeping other parts hidden or redacted. This enables a flexible and controlled way to share proofs, ensuring that sensitive information remains private.
+In TLSNotary, a **presentation** means data shared by the Prover to selectively reveal specific parts of the TLS data committed to earlier during the attestation phase. By using these earlier commitments, the Prover can choose to disclose only particular segments of the TLS data while keeping other parts hidden or redacted. This enables a flexible and controlled way to share proofs, ensuring that sensitive information remains private.
 
 The term “presentation” is inspired by similar terminology in the [W3C Verifiable Credentials standard](https://www.w3.org/TR/vc-data-model/#dfn-verifiable-presentations).