As someone working with African companies (legitimate businesses, mid-sized transactions), the key use case is payments in stablecoins—their banking infrastructure doesn’t allow for reliable and consistent foreign remittances.
These deals would be practically impossible without stablecoins.
(And to be clear, I’m someone who has never been particularly enthusiastic about crypto or blockchain.)
It kinda gets me into the stance: every member of EU parliament and EU commission should make their bank accounts fully transparent so populi can check whether they are committing some act of corruption.
Not really, in Europe you have unlimited sms’ from like forever. Think people went to different platforms because communication was less clumsy and it was easier to do it also with Android friends. So all in one
2FA is risky for me as I travel internationally a lot and non-working number can be a real hassle (it happened already, I was locked out of services because of that). Verificators can be also tricky if you loose phone...
Honestly, having 2 accounts on PM should not be an issue (they prohibit mass creation of free accounts, but a bit unclear where is the line)
So good ole email makes the most sense.
Thanks, PM replied with some demands, so let me see..
Tomaz, we know each other well and i am know how much effort you gave into this.. super glad you open sourced this hope community will find it as valuable as we did.
Thanks for this clarification. I use Brave less because I am actually afraid to install extensions, because addition phoning to Google. Or how does Brave handle that?
Unrelated to article. But in many countries in Europe, even if you live in cities, its fairly easy to find fresh milk from farmers. From there on butter is easy to make by yourself.
Man, I’d really love to see Matrix to become a standard. I’d love to use it as a major goto chat/communication tool but i get frustrated with UX. Pls pls, don’t screw it.
Earlier this year my company pitched anonymization solution for smart TV and smart home appliances to LG and Samsung representatives in Korea.
Their reaction to a proposal was, to put it kindly, terrifying and highly defensive. They said they are doing nothing wrong, no data has been leaked snd that there is no future for our solution, sensing huge discomfort.
Quite evident they have zero interest to gamble status quo on current situation.
Here's my case. I have problems trusting any centralised cloud service out there that is significant for my privacy. I have problems with Pocket, because it knows what I read.
If data would be stored on the decentralized nodes and accessible over the smart contracts, my zen would be way closer.
2. Old enemies Google and Facebook unite when it goes to privacy breaches.
3. Do they know my porn preferences (damn you cross browser fingerprinting)
4. Well, Instagram showed my that pretty unknown girl follow, suggestion just hours after getting out of train. That was pretty coolscary.
5. Insomnia made it. I woke up in the middle of the night just day after I put custom mod on my ole Android phone. Found out that Google Keep wanted to have my location (just like from nowhere). Went to the store next day and bought iPhone. Never looked back.
2. Old enemies Google and Facebook unite when it goes to privacy breaches.
3. Do they know my porn preferences (damn you cross browser fingerprinting)
4. Well, Instagram showed my that pretty unknown girl follow, suggestion just hours after getting out of train. That was pretty coolscary.
5. Insomnia made it. I woke up in the middle of the night just day after I put custom mod on my ole Android phone. Found out that Google Keep wanted to have my location (just like from nowhere). Went to the store next day and bought iPhone. Never looked back.
(And to be clear, I’m someone who has never been particularly enthusiastic about crypto or blockchain.)