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So it's all sorted out?

also tried primal web with my albyhub.

issue isnt from my end.

until next time!

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O no I meant to zap you

Not able to do it on primal or damus

Indeed! Fix your wallet to get zapped⚡️

What we need is fewer “shoulds” and more “let’s build initiatives”. Building an open-source, privacy-focused, low-time-preference phone is an inspiring idea we all want, but it’s a massive undertaking. Maybe the first step is smaller: a modular device or a phone OS stack built for freedom… one piece at a time.

send your best memes to this note on nostr

Is there anyone interested in using a photo app where photos can only be uploaded directly from the camera, not from the album? This ensures that the photos reflect what the sender is currently seeing. nostr:note1qphgcr2d8zjnjqxz9g6ruww8l9kz3lcyl3nvplmjn3e6ke8udntq7s6xhu

Thats great, the question was because of nostrs delete request function. I thought, it would be difficult. When will it be active?

yes, I have something like that already implemented but commented out from Olas

Next up will be communities; I want Nostr to be able to provide the type of cohesion that something like Cara, which is a phenomenal app, is providing.

A community you can call your own, with your own ethos, open or closed, around whatever topic/values/interest you want.

👉 If this calls out to you, if it gets you saying "YES! THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED FOR MY ____" reply to this note and help me shape it! 😀

Of course, NIP-29, so compatible with Chachi, 0xchat, highlighter, Flotilla, etc, etc.

Repost for visibility, in all my genius... I'm writing this Friday at 2.30am 😂😂😂😂

As I said, agreed.

I think so too

LEARN ABOUT #PAYJOIN

SOURCE #CHATGPT

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*PayJoin* (also known as *P2EP*, or *Pay-to-EndPoint*) is a privacy-enhancing transaction protocol used in Bitcoin to improve transaction privacy and obfuscate the link between senders and receivers. It is a method of making Bitcoin transactions more private by mixing the inputs of the sender and the receiver in such a way that it becomes difficult for third parties (such as blockchain analysis tools) to determine the exact amount of Bitcoin transferred between the two parties.

How PayJoin Works:

In a typical Bitcoin transaction, the sender creates a transaction using their inputs (Bitcoin they own) and sends it to the receiver, with the transaction details (such as amounts and addresses) being visible to anyone who inspects the blockchain. This can lead to privacy concerns, as the transaction can easily be traced and associated with specific addresses.

With *PayJoin*, both the *sender* and *receiver* contribute inputs to the same transaction, which results in a *combined transaction*. The idea is that the *receiver also contributes an input*, meaning the transaction doesn’t look like a simple sender-to-receiver transaction. Instead, it looks like a *multi-party transaction*, where both parties are involved in creating the transaction.

This makes it much more difficult for third parties to tell who is sending how much to whom, as the transaction structure appears more complex and not easily traceable.

Key Features of PayJoin:

1. *Increased Privacy*: The main benefit of PayJoin is *improved privacy*. By having both parties contribute inputs, it's harder to analyze the transaction and link it directly to a specific user. This is especially useful in cases where the sender or receiver wants to protect their financial privacy.

2. *No Change Address*: In a typical Bitcoin transaction, the sender often generates a change address for any leftover funds. With PayJoin, there is no need for a change address because both parties contribute inputs, and the outputs are balanced between them. This makes it harder for blockchain analysis tools to determine the exact amount sent or received.

3. *Better Fungibility*: PayJoin helps Bitcoin become more *fungible*. Fungibility means that individual units of Bitcoin are interchangeable and indistinguishable from one another. By obscuring the transaction structure, PayJoin helps reduce the likelihood that specific coins can be traced or "tainted" by previous transactions, thus supporting Bitcoin's fungibility.

Several wallets and services support PayJoin transactions, including:

- *Wasabi Wallet* (for CoinJoin, but also experimenting with PayJoin)

- *Samourai Wallet* (supports PayJoin natively)