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Those normal activities like banking is a corporate service and I'm happy with it's regulation and it makes sense to be regulated. Buying stuff is on a spectru
by detourdog 3y ago
Those normal activities like banking is a corporate service and I'm happy with it's regulation and it makes sense to be regulated.
Buying stuff is on a spectrum and I think a consumer should be able to chose a tightly regulated system for exchanging currency.
Most everything else should be free to choose.
- out_of_protocol 3y agoE.g. McDonald's android app, at this moment. It doesn't launch on devices which fail Safety Net checks, i.e. modified firmware
- detourdog 3y agoI have been in the tank for Apple since the 80's. So no doubt I'm distorted but content. Financial transactions could become so streamlined that a "commerce fob" is likely to emerge. That would be a credit card with a screen and buttons. Think about how streamlined all these tasks have become. Putting those in a single ROM that has a screen and is tied into some legitimate network will emerge. It is only out of convenience that these services are currently tied to a "phone".