nvm dont have any of those holding, just normal id picsYou need to hold it![]()
sooo if I make 10000+ fake ID's with Photoshop.. how much will they give me?!Guys you can always submit fake ids, whats wrong with people?
It's $25, not $50
And got it already a month ago.
Guys you can always submit fake ids, whats wrong with people?
Sounds like if you get every one to work sr po und $500000sooo if I make 10000+ fake ID's with Photoshop.. how much will they give me?!![]()
^^ This is the correct answer. 10 yrs ago blockchain wouldn't have had the nerve to covertly try to amass user data like this.I've seen it already 2 month ago
i will not do it
i don't need their 50$ for my identity
It's against the crypto meaning
decentralization and anonymity so i will not sell my believes for 25$
Seriously doubt data remains with blockchain.Thanks for sharing. Been using blockchain anyway, don't see a point in not entering if you're not using the BC wallet for anything private..
Oh, the data is definitely on their systems and not blockchain. I meant I don't mind giving the data away assuming I can get away with my identity not being used maliciouslySeriously doubt data remains with blockchain.
Oh, the data is definitely on their systems and not blockchain. I meant I don't mind giving the data away assuming I can get away with my identity not being used maliciously
Stellar Foundation has been making a shit ton of giveaways everywhere, funding events and stuff like this. I suppose they have a lot in reserve and just trying to get a lot of new users interested in XLM.When I said 'blockchain' I was talking about the company instead of the data structure. They would be beyond insane to store people's personal data on any kind of blockchain other than a private chain and then there's no technical benefit over a standard db. The question really is how would you know what happens to your data after you give it to them.
A better question is why are they willing to pay $50 for it?
Yeah I mean that's true, there's every likelihood it's relatively benign. I guess what it comes down to is whether or not $50 is worth taking the risk and for sure it's worth it for some.Stellar Foundation has been making a shit ton of giveaways everywhere, funding events and stuff like this. I suppose they have a lot in reserve and just trying to get a lot of new users interested in XLM.
Actually, I believe they have like 15% of their budget dedicated to giveaways, that would explain all of this insanity