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  • There is such a thing as credibility. You can extend trust to others that have credibility. For example, security audits from companies that are credible. Or, you use an app because a trustworthy techie friend of yours says they're safe.

    But a prerequisite in all these cases is going to be FOSS code and client side encrypt.

  • Are you mad? The phone number tells you what phone company to call. In most countries, that tells them your name and government ID.

    The phone number is the thing that tells them everything about you.

  • In some countries, if they find you on the streets they'll grab your ass and throw it into an apartment. And put a fat wad of cash in your hand! The nerve of some countries, man..

  • Nuh uh! We've been telling people to avoid Telegram and Signal for years!

  • Site doesn't load

  • They ain't wrong

  • You could at least try not to look like a total ad by providing some commentary before jumping into GIVE US UR MONEY. BUY OUR SHIT.

    downvoted

  • C'mom drop more so I can buy more

  • firejail firefox

  • They have a point.

  • You'll know that you're doing it right when they lock your account and won't let you login.

    These companies profit off of your data. They don't take kindly to users who don't let them link your account to a profile that they can sell.

  • Thanks. Down voted for the misinfo

  • I have a company that accepts monero in the EU. With Kraken delisting in the EEA, it looks like I'm going to have to learn how to use Haveno.

    Id rather wait for "3 years of stable" for something like this, though :(

  • Uses magnitudes less energy than tradfi. Scales up without consuming more energy. Gets called a shitbag.

    ?

  • No thanks. I have a business, and I don't want to be fined for using software thats protected from backdoors.

  • Every time you have a child that's abused, you have a child that's abused.

    Seems like the solution to this is the normal ways we deal with child abuse: social workers and school counsels.

  • They didn't release the code, and they did this project to warn us. Thats not abuse.

  • Yes, there is countless examples of root CAs containing compromised CAs. Also the private keys live on the server, hot. That's why we sign with release keys that are not stored on the publishing infr

  • Ah you're right. Blame Vscode for using MIT. Maybe now is a good time to tell them to change it to GPL, so this can't happen again.

  • If you enter a phone number you're already magnitudes less private