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Is that true? I hear bitcoin is gaining market share, and it is the antithesis of anonymity.
I think you are confusing anonymity with something else. Bitcoin is entirely anonymous, but all transactions are public. You can create as many wallets and keys as you want, and you don't have to tell anyone you own them.
Site seems dead. Is it free software? What differentiates it from Signal/TS?
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presumably the country code + phone number is your username... but I can't see the tutorial videos while the site is struggling
I've tried both with and without the country code, but the SIP client fails to register. The server could be overloaded, tough — perhaps I should try again tomorrow.
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Is that true? I hear bitcoin is gaining market share, and it is the antithesis of anonymity.
I think you are confusing anonymity with something else. Bitcoin is entirely anonymous, but all transactions are public. You can create as many wallets and keys as you want, and you don't have to tell anyone you own them.
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I don't see how it means something entirely different. At most, Franklin and the other founding fathers had a more expansive notion of liberty than is now common. Both the sanctity of private property and the right to privacy are aspects of that sort of liberty.
Is private property really still sanctified when so much of our wealth has come from robbery, slavery, and rents extracted under intimidation?
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Is private property really still sanctified when so much of our wealth has come from robbery, slavery, and rents extracted under intimidation?
How do you propose we clean the slate?
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Is that true? I hear bitcoin is gaining market share, and it is the antithesis of anonymity.
I think you are confusing anonymity with something else. Bitcoin is entirely anonymous, but all transactions are public. You can create as many wallets and keys as you want, and you don't have to tell anyone you own them.
[1] http://yro.slashdot.org/story/14/11/26/2121214/bitcoin-is-no...
Hm. I'm not sure I get it. (from the Google cache) > Q: Can I call any number I want? > A: No. Ghost Call can only call other Ghost Call numbers. > Q: How can we contact you? > A: You can email us at info@ghostcall.io, or Ghost Call us: (490)-628-2381 So it's a ZRTP SIP provider that uses regular phone number format as the identifier? It strikes me as rather much like OSTN/OSTel, but using a phone-number-looking iden…
I think there is even an XKCD for this phenomenon.
Looks cool but the 'About' part might be 'too much' for the average Joe. I'd put it in layman terms if I were you, maybe make a simple diagram...etc