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Quote from: phantam on January 19, 2019, 08:39:44 PM

I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

They sure need some platform to try their protocol out! I dont know about Chrome but there many Chromium based browser such as Cent where they should give a try! Or like you said Brave browser! They should have their door open as they are also a Crypto based company!

True, I think they will make a fine partnership with Brave browser too, but I will really like it if they are not limited to some browsers, I mean, different people with different preferences and being operational in all browsers to me is something cool.

actually the protocol they plan on bring (Cova://) has to be supported by a browser to get access! otherwise the destined web address! and i don't really know about getting permission on web administration authority or some legal process before going through that!

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Quote from: CrypticBabe on January 20, 2019, 09:27:54 AM

Quote from: phantam on January 19, 2019, 08:39:44 PM

I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

They sure need some platform to try their protocol out! I dont know about Chrome but there many Chromium based browser such as Cent where they should give a try! Or like you said Brave browser! They should have their door open as they are also a Crypto based company!

True, I think they will make a fine partnership with Brave browser too, but I will really like it if they are not limited to some browsers, I mean, different people with different preferences and being operational in all browsers to me is something cool.

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

Exactly, It's one of the major concerns most of us now because some people using it without asking about our approval but in covalent feature we can really have a chance to keep it on our own.

I would pay to know that data I share in the internet can’t be accessed by a third party. I know a lot of people would do same. But on Covalent you don’t need to pay, instead you get paid.

Exactly anyone will really do it if they will really want to have more secured experiences. But it's really great that cova will going to be there like a free security for all of us.

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Quote from: phantam on January 19, 2019, 08:39:44 PM

I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

They sure need some platform to try their protocol out! I dont know about Chrome but there many Chromium based browser such as Cent where they should give a try! Or like you said Brave browser! They should have their door open as they are also a Crypto based company!

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Quote from: faulerwilli on January 19, 2019, 06:38:08 PM

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

The issue is quite deep and bigger than any of us, brands are ripping off our data and every app is by one way or the other trying to have access to our privacy, you get to see apps now requesting to have access to our gallery and much more, so i believe Cova has so much holes to fill, to help eradicate the incessant issues of data been stolen and much more

You are right, there are so many areas in which our data are queried. Cova has a lot to do here. I haven't thought about the apps yet, so far I only thought about filling out forms on the internet:-) But our data and pictures come from so many different sources that you can easily lose track of them.

Absolutely

, companies are out there to collect as much information about their users as possible even without their knowledge. Almost every app request permission to invade our privacy and such apps won't work unless given that permission. We innocently allow all this because we don't know the amount of damages it may cause.

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Is anybody had seen this? Really amazing information and guideline about our data. Check below tweet:

https://twitter.com/covatoken/status/1086417597984268289

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Quote from: ibininja on January 20, 2019, 12:51:38 AM

Quote from: phantam on January 19, 2019, 08:39:44 PM

I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

Brave would be a great use case. Especially that they work towards ensuring browsing with privacy. That is a nice example. Maybe the team could reach something with Brave.

That would be awesome. It would be the first browser partnership. Covalent smart internet protocol would play a central role in dataprivacy while using these browser

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Quote from: phantam on January 19, 2019, 08:39:44 PM

I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

Brave would be a great use case. Especially that they work towards ensuring browsing with privacy. That is a nice example. Maybe the team could reach something with Brave.

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I wonder what kind of moves we will see from the team for adoption/integration moves, i'd love personally to see them move to try to integrate with something like chromium or brave to see what kind of front end data security would look like in that kind of partnerships

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Quote from: Ace44 on January 19, 2019, 05:57:58 PM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

The issue is quite deep and bigger than any of us, brands are ripping off our data and every app is by one way or the other trying to have access to our privacy, you get to see apps now requesting to have access to our gallery and much more, so i believe Cova has so much holes to fill, to help eradicate the incessant issues of data been stolen and much more

You are right, there are so many areas in which our data are queried. Cova has a lot to do here. I haven't thought about the apps yet, so far I only thought about filling out forms on the internet:-) But our data and pictures come from so many different sources that you can easily lose track of them.

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

The issue is quite deep and bigger than any of us, brands are ripping off our data and every app is by one way or the other trying to have access to our privacy, you get to see apps now requesting to have access to our gallery and much more, so i believe Cova has so much holes to fill, to help eradicate the incessant issues of data been stolen and much more

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Quote from: nxnqauff on January 19, 2019, 03:51:27 PM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 18, 2019, 06:41:17 PM

It’s been some time since I last saw a post from anyone from team Cova. There are a whole lot of people showing interest in Covalent internet protocol and trying to keep up with their investment here but there’s no one from the team to reply questions.

Its indeed a very nice idea to inform the same query to the team in their telegram channel. May be another AMA would be nice too.

yeah, that would be a wonderful thing, their telegram channel is not as active as i expected it to be i think an AMA would be more interesting

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 18, 2019, 06:41:17 PM

It’s been some time since I last saw a post from anyone from team Cova. There are a whole lot of people showing interest in Covalent internet protocol and trying to keep up with their investment here but there’s no one from the team to reply questions.

Its indeed a very nice idea to inform the same query to the team in their telegram channel. May be another AMA would be nice too.

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Quote from: em777 on January 19, 2019, 03:35:03 PM

Quote from: Sozialtourist on January 19, 2019, 01:45:40 PM

Quote from: Kinkadeinspired on January 19, 2019, 01:00:42 PM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

This is indeed accurate, the recent happenings in the internet world has come to open the eyes of the world as to how important data security is and COVA is profering something extraordinary which millions would have hoped we had sooner.

I guess you are talking about the recent data leak where more than 700 million mail-addresses and passwords were leaked? Would Cova really be able to prevent such things from happen again by introducing their smart data?

that is what they are trying to solve and i expect the scenario to be in this format " That my personal data should only be visible in X platform and not in other platforms" by so doing hackers can't make sense of hacked data

Protecting data has really been a difficult task since the Internet was introduced to the world. Password protection has become a really big issue. Would cova protocol be able to contain all this issues once and for all?

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Quote from: Sozialtourist on January 19, 2019, 01:45:40 PM

Quote from: Kinkadeinspired on January 19, 2019, 01:00:42 PM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

This is indeed accurate, the recent happenings in the internet world has come to open the eyes of the world as to how important data security is and COVA is profering something extraordinary which millions would have hoped we had sooner.

I guess you are talking about the recent data leak where more than 700 million mail-addresses and passwords were leaked? Would Cova really be able to prevent such things from happen again by introducing their smart data?

that is what they are trying to solve and i expect the scenario to be in this format " That my personal data should only be visible in X platform and not in other platforms" by so doing hackers can't make sense of hacked data

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Quote from: phantam on January 17, 2019, 08:01:00 PM

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Quote from: Getadaaa on January 16, 2019, 03:59:00 PM

To find out more about Cova token use when the internet protocol is launched, join Covalent project group on telegram. It’s a very interesting group with a large community. t.me/covalentofficial

Are the team members also active there in their telegram channel? I would be looking forward for it if this is the case.

To my knowledge yes they are quite active i've talked to a few of them on occasion to find out how development is going the team seems pretty friendly and excited about the project which i think is a good sign of where things are headed.

Well we wouldn't know if you haven't tell, it will be great to see some activities once again in the social media pages, however I am super hopeful for what the team aim at accomplishing

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Quote from: Kinkadeinspired on January 19, 2019, 01:00:42 PM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

This is indeed accurate, the recent happenings in the internet world has come to open the eyes of the world as to how important data security is and COVA is profering something extraordinary which millions would have hoped we had sooner.

I guess you are talking about the recent data leak where more than 700 million mail-addresses and passwords were leaked? Would Cova really be able to prevent such things from happen again by introducing their smart data?

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

This is indeed accurate, the recent happenings in the internet world has come to open the eyes of the world as to how important data security is and COVA is profering something extraordinary which millions would have hoped we had sooner.

CrypticBabe

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

yeah! they have a solution we need! if they can come up with something like they are promising to do then they will sure bring a revolution into the Internet! now its just matter of time!!!

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Quote from: AngelJoshua on January 19, 2019, 10:44:28 AM

Quote from: Pricebrianer on January 19, 2019, 07:20:22 AM

It goes wild on the Internet. And internet users most times don’t know their personal data is stored and used without their consent. Covalent protocol could be a solution to these privacy issues.

Exactly, It's one of the major concerns most of us now because some people using it without asking about our approval but in covalent feature we can really have a chance to keep it on our own.

I would pay to know that data I share in the internet can’t be accessed by a third party. I know a lot of people would do same. But on Covalent you don’t need to pay, instead you get paid.

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