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Why, of course I trust Facebook with my financial transactions. Why would they lie about privacy? This can only be an altruistic course of action
by rkachowski 7y ago
Why, of course I trust Facebook with my financial transactions. Why would they lie about privacy? This can only be an altruistic course of action
- jarfil 7y agoCryptocoins are not about privacy, the ledgers are public so no conflict there.
- nileshtrivedi 7y agoThere are cryptocoins like zcash where the ledger isn't open in the same sense it is on Bitcoin or Libra.
- CiPHPerCoder 7y agoNo, the ledger is open. It's just that the transaction data is encrypted so only the recipient can decrypt it, and accompanied by a zero-knowledge proof so the money supply retains its integrity even with the encryption in place.
- leowoo91 7y agoBe careful with the distraction, Facebook is powerful enough to create the 'alternative' force of gravity.
- tomp 7y agoSend money to your Facebook account, be banned. I'm sure it will be perfectly legal (after all, you agreed to it in T&Cs!).