The "removed app" (Amethyst) used up the most data, over a one-month period, even though I used it much less than the other ones (Kiwi is Nostrudel, Coracle, Primal, Nostter, Relay.Tools, Nostr.Band, Nostr.Build, and Snort).

I did the same things on Nostrudel and on #Amethyst, and I mostly use Amethyst over WiFi and Nostrudel over mobile. This data usage was the result of accidentally opening Amethyst on the bus or on my lunch break, for 5 minutes.

Days worth of intensive use of Freestr on mobile didn't even make the list.

I have questions.

Hey. I might join the user research thing but I do have just a couple of notes about trying to move to Nos from Nostur and Damus that are still kind of why I haven’t been using it.

- Nos seems hitchy/sluggish in comparison sometimes. Like scrolling goes well then seem to slow when loading in more notes. Is this currently being talked about?

- Is there a plan for wider not viewing that doesn’t leave so much blank space on the left and right margins?

I like the whole cards look or what you may call it but I feel like the cards could sit shift the side of the screen and text could be close to the edge of the card. Maybe a future “settings”screen option?

- Lastly, my wife uses X(twitter) to follow trending topics and pop culture and TV commentary. I tried to explain Nostr to her and to say she thought the way it worked sounded outlandish is an understatement. Specially around illegal activity moderation, account compromises, and children’s use of Nostr. Would you say she would be a good candidate for the user research group?

Shit just got real. HIPAA compliant Amethyst is getting closer.

This is a FHIR payload form the medical record that was unacessible to the Patient. The doctor just downloaded the data, signed into a Nostr event and sent the complete event inside a regular Kind 1 (in practice, this would be inside a DM).

Since the event is inside the content, the patient's client doesn't need access to the Hospital's private relay. The information is already there.