Who's webcam has a closable shutter?
I distinctly remember that people were zapping each other monero a few months ago.
Nostr seems to be pretty tamper proof. Popular clients do allow users to report abuse though. For example, you can report a post as spam. It's up to relays and clients to accept or reject the report, and decide what to do with that information though. Maybe that's what happened with some of your posts.
Mainstream platforms have gotten to the point where they are completely unusable for anyone who cares about privacy.
Try making a YouTube, Github, Gitlab, or Gmail account. You are required to give a phone number.
Gitlab even required that I provide a credit card.
I find this very disturbing. The open source community is cutting off it's talent pool by using Github or Gitlab.
I don't think people realize just how significant of a loss this is.
Congratulations Google. You stopped the spammers. But you also made it near impossible for many of the world's best developers to contribute their talents.
#privacy #Github #Gitlab #google #gmail
?Regarding the deleted post, it might just be a latency thing. I was trying to view your other posts, but there were none. Then about 10 minutes later they started showing up. I guess sometimes it takes time for information to propagate in distributed systems, especially over Tor. Also, how old was the deleted post? Many free relays delete posts after a certain amount of time, according to anecdotes, and it happened to me as well, but my post was definitely more than a month old.
Individual relays can decide to stop hosting your posts, but as long as some other relays keep them, then people can see them. This is why it's a good idea to connect to many relays simultaneously. It seems very unlikely that all relays would drop your posts.
How do you know your post was censored? Were people interacting with the post for a while before it suddenly vanished, or what?
It what way will it affect lightning?
As far as understand, nobody can censor you on nostr. That's the entire point of nostr.
Why do you suggest that GrapheneOS is not part of a "long term solution"?