> My problem with all those pro-privacy apps is that privacy has a price[0], and a price most consumers (me included) are not willing to pay. For anyone who wa

> My problem with all those pro-privacy apps is that privacy has a price[0], and a price most consumers (me included) are not willing to pay. For anyone who wasn't aware: WhatsApp was killing it even as they were shouting from the front of their app and their web page that they were a paid product. And they hadn't even started monetizing API access etc. Edit: just looked at this and it checks a number of boxes: - no blockchain (as far as I can see) - no coin (again AFAICS) - smart people - a real problem that has been bothering me I guess I might be happy to stand in line to pay for the product when this materializes just as I was happy when I finally could pay for WhatsApp (I was an early adopter and got it for free the first few months and paid later).