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> No you don't - no-one's forcing you to use it. I was phrasing that unclear, I meant that you have to trust Intel if you use Mobilecoin. > What's important i
by plzbo 5y ago
> No you don't - no-one's forcing you to use it.
I was phrasing that unclear, I meant that you have to trust Intel if you use Mobilecoin.
> What's important is that you get to continue to consciously exercise that choice.
Why wouldn't you be able to exercise that choice?
- growse 5y ago> I was phrasing that unclear, I meant that you have to trust Intel if you use Mobilecoin. Ah, fair. I think you could also argue that you have to trust Intel if you use Signal anyway. > Why wouldn't you be able to exercise that choice? I'm not saying you can't (unlike some), but I think it's worth underlining the point that "trusting nobody" is rarely, if ever an option. So in a world where you end up having to trust someone, being able to continuously exercise that is important.
- plzbo 5y ago> Ah, fair. I think you could also argue that you have to trust Intel if you use Signal anyway. Agreed :) > So in a world where you end up having to trust someone, being able to continuously exercise that is important. Also agree here. I would prefer if you could minimize the number of actors you have to trust though.