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71 sats \ 0 replies \ @0393c53fc8 30 Jan \ parent \ on: ‼️ ATTENTION! Open Source Software is attacked! bitcoin
This is not an exaggeration. You can find many reports of independent open source developers having their apps randomly flagged for no coherent reason.
Here are some examples:
https://frozenfractal.com/blog/2024/9/6/why-my-apps-will-soon-be-gone-from-google-play/
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And lastly this gem:
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- I define success as increasing value (price) and not losing too much
- I define failure as a major sustained loss of value.
Your definition of success/failure is very lame.
Regardless of price bitcoin has been running with 100% uptime.
Tick, tock. Next block.
This is nothing new really. It's called the evil-twin attack and it's independent of the wireless security used as it's a user vulnerability (phishing).
You can try a demo here.
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