Oh.. sorry, I somehow did not notice a counter.. Now Im watching for progress with attentively ))
Bonus of % is for single 7 days or until you collect soft cap?
Topic: 【ANN】 【ICO LIVE !】 🔥WWAM🔥 - Decentralized messaging protocol - page 33. (Read 27033 times)
Can you add a counter of raised money to your site? that we can see the progress. In ETH or may be in USD
It's already there, not really hidden you must not have searched it for long : http://wwam.io/ico
It's in the plain middle of the page, with a progress bar along with ETH invested and mWWAM tokens created
You can check the contract if you want to see the amount raised. But yes its a nice idea to put a counter in the site.
I'm so excited by this ico, i Check it sonmany time
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The node offer by the project can offer huge reward, have a part of WWAM is very important, cause this project can go to the moon very fast. They have just to launch the platform and the project will be the greatest.
I'm so excited by this ico, i Check it sonmany time
.The node offer by the project can offer huge reward, have a part of WWAM is very important, cause this project can go to the moon very fast. They have just to launch the platform and the project will be the greatest.
Can you add a counter of raised money to your site? that we can see the progress. In ETH or may be in USD
actual news of a delicate change in german legislation regarding to the encryption of messengers like whatsapp
http://www.politico.eu/article/german-government-to-spy-on-encrypted-messaging-services/
Just to list a few, I've heard something similiar from the UK government as well.
Times are getting worse and worse - just one more reason for WWAM!
What if any implementations of WWAM are forced to implement backdoors by the governments? Also observe that the German and UK governments have been elected democratically, therefore the majority of the population are afraid of encrypted messaging. That fear is fueled for a significant amount by terrorism, which in turn is caused by inequality. I don't think we'll solve inequality by putting backdoors in people's phones. It's also a vicious circle, more surveillance leads to more anonymous messaging.
Once the token is deployed on the ethereum blockchain, you (WWAM Devs) cannot change anything it its' code later on.
And as we know, crypto in whole cannot be regulated by anyone, nor by a single government.
To do so, you'd have to shutdown the internet totally. Here we go - this won't ever happen and this is why we all love cryptos!
This fact is i.e. an ongoing issue on Minerum, so that the dev decided to develop a new (MNE2) coin including the missing features of MNE1.
Hey,
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
Whitepaper p. 9
Quote
WWAM seeks to make it impossible, for communication between users, to be compromised in any
instance, when communicating over the internet. All messages between users on the WWAM network will
be encrypted. Encryption will be mandatory, and un-encrypted messages rejected automatically by the
network.
The nodes will have zero knowledge about the users on the platform, and they will not be able to read
messages and content. Users will not be required to register to use WWAM, thereby rendering login and
password combinations useless. There will be no central server to store private information, and all
messages will stay in the blockchain. Contact lists and message history are non-existent unless the user
opts to maintain one.
WWAM will use a large network of many nodes. Whenever a user sends a message, the network will
process the message on different nodes. If a node on the network sees the user's Internet Protocol (IP)
address, the rest of the network would be oblivious to that information. With a network of thousands of
nodes, it is impossible for an attacker to control enough nodes to access the Internet Protocol (IP) address
of a specific user. Should the improbable happen, and the attacker is able to see the users IP address, they
will not be able to access the users messages
instance, when communicating over the internet. All messages between users on the WWAM network will
be encrypted. Encryption will be mandatory, and un-encrypted messages rejected automatically by the
network.
The nodes will have zero knowledge about the users on the platform, and they will not be able to read
messages and content. Users will not be required to register to use WWAM, thereby rendering login and
password combinations useless. There will be no central server to store private information, and all
messages will stay in the blockchain. Contact lists and message history are non-existent unless the user
opts to maintain one.
WWAM will use a large network of many nodes. Whenever a user sends a message, the network will
process the message on different nodes. If a node on the network sees the user's Internet Protocol (IP)
address, the rest of the network would be oblivious to that information. With a network of thousands of
nodes, it is impossible for an attacker to control enough nodes to access the Internet Protocol (IP) address
of a specific user. Should the improbable happen, and the attacker is able to see the users IP address, they
will not be able to access the users messages
read more about it here: http://wwam.io/Whitepaper.pdf
And as it is supposed to be decentralized, I think there should'nt be the possibility of backdoors for anyone.
Summarize it pretty well, there will be no such thing as a backdoor, the code will be open-sourced anyway
actual news of a delicate change in german legislation regarding to the encryption of messengers like whatsapp
http://www.politico.eu/article/german-government-to-spy-on-encrypted-messaging-services/
Just to list a few, I've heard something similiar from the UK government as well.
Times are getting worse and worse - just one more reason for WWAM!
What if any implementations of WWAM are forced to implement backdoors by the governments? Also observe that the German and UK governments have been elected democratically, therefore the majority of the population are afraid of encrypted messaging. That fear is fueled for a significant amount by terrorism, which in turn is caused by inequality. I don't think we'll solve inequality by putting backdoors in people's phones. It's also a vicious circle, more surveillance leads to more anonymous messaging.
This project is a great idea, and if it ends up working well, I'm sure that it will be very successful (because word-of-mouth marketing is so effective).
It will be interesting to see how the transaction costs end up balancing out to (eg. will some users tend towards sending smaller/less messages because of fee concerns).
The only other blockchain project I've come across that is focussing solely on the encrypted messaging aspect is Obsidian (they seem to be slightly ahead in terms of development), but it will be interesting to see how future competition drives innovation in the whole space.
Looking forward to trying out the desktop client when its released soon
It will be interesting to see how the transaction costs end up balancing out to (eg. will some users tend towards sending smaller/less messages because of fee concerns).
The only other blockchain project I've come across that is focussing solely on the encrypted messaging aspect is Obsidian (they seem to be slightly ahead in terms of development), but it will be interesting to see how future competition drives innovation in the whole space.
Looking forward to trying out the desktop client when its released soon
I found a typo on the website. In the sentence "More than a simple currency, WWAM uses the capability of the blockain to provide a secured messaging protocol available to everyone." there is blockain instead of blockchain.
So obvious we never saw it. Thanks !
I found a typo on the website. In the sentence "More than a simple currency, WWAM uses the capability of the blockain to provide a secured messaging protocol available to everyone." there is blockain instead of blockchain.
After reading this thread I will join the ICO. Best of luck with the Project.
We all think the same thing, we are all exhausted about lost of privacy on internet and chat, big actor like GAFA take all of our data and sell it le price it. There is a big demand on private messaging service, but a real private service how afford anonimity and a strong data protection. WWAM can do that and will do that. With the blochain application, they can revolutionate the messaging services all around the world.
actual news of a delicate change in german legislation regarding to the encryption of messengers like whatsapp
http://www.politico.eu/article/german-government-to-spy-on-encrypted-messaging-services/
Just to list a few, I've heard something similiar from the UK government as well.
Times are getting worse and worse - just one more reason for WWAM!
Ill also definately be grabbing some as soon as it hits an exchange. Wouldnt mind having a bag of wwam. Hopefully i can grab plenty
I wish best of luck to WWAM with their ICO. Even though I can't participate in the ICO, I will make sure to buy as soon as it hits exchanges. Blockchain anonymous messaging is very revolutionary and I can't wait to own some WWAM.
Will this messaging protocal also be usable for smartphones?
Anyway, an ambitous and challenging project, but it definitely could become a real success story, will keep an eye on it the following months.
Anyway, an ambitous and challenging project, but it definitely could become a real success story, will keep an eye on it the following months.
We all think the same thing, we are all exhausted about lost of privacy on internet and chat, big actor like GAFA take all of our data and sell it le price it. There is a big demand on private messaging service, but a real private service how afford anonimity and a strong data protection. WWAM can do that and will do that. With the blochain application, they can revolutionate the messaging services all around the world.
You protocol usage is incentivized by rewards, ok...but what's the real difference between WWAM and other anon protocols, like zkc (a protocol made by decred developers) ?
Yeah I was wondering the same thing. This messaging service looks promising, the rewards for nodes seem pretty interesting. I would love to get a glimpse of the working model when it's ready. I hope someone turns this into a phone app. Now that would be perfect. There are times where a cryptographic messenger could really come in handy, especially when your mobile. Hey,
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
Whitepaper p. 9
Quote
WWAM seeks to make it impossible, for communication between users, to be compromised in any
instance, when communicating over the internet. All messages between users on the WWAM network will
be encrypted. Encryption will be mandatory, and un-encrypted messages rejected automatically by the
network.
The nodes will have zero knowledge about the users on the platform, and they will not be able to read
messages and content. Users will not be required to register to use WWAM, thereby rendering login and
password combinations useless. There will be no central server to store private information, and all
messages will stay in the blockchain. Contact lists and message history are non-existent unless the user
opts to maintain one.
WWAM will use a large network of many nodes. Whenever a user sends a message, the network will
process the message on different nodes. If a node on the network sees the user's Internet Protocol (IP)
address, the rest of the network would be oblivious to that information. With a network of thousands of
nodes, it is impossible for an attacker to control enough nodes to access the Internet Protocol (IP) address
of a specific user. Should the improbable happen, and the attacker is able to see the users IP address, they
will not be able to access the users messages
instance, when communicating over the internet. All messages between users on the WWAM network will
be encrypted. Encryption will be mandatory, and un-encrypted messages rejected automatically by the
network.
The nodes will have zero knowledge about the users on the platform, and they will not be able to read
messages and content. Users will not be required to register to use WWAM, thereby rendering login and
password combinations useless. There will be no central server to store private information, and all
messages will stay in the blockchain. Contact lists and message history are non-existent unless the user
opts to maintain one.
WWAM will use a large network of many nodes. Whenever a user sends a message, the network will
process the message on different nodes. If a node on the network sees the user's Internet Protocol (IP)
address, the rest of the network would be oblivious to that information. With a network of thousands of
nodes, it is impossible for an attacker to control enough nodes to access the Internet Protocol (IP) address
of a specific user. Should the improbable happen, and the attacker is able to see the users IP address, they
will not be able to access the users messages
read more about it here: http://wwam.io/Whitepaper.pdf
And as it is supposed to be decentralized, I think there should'nt be the possibility of backdoors for anyone.
Good luck on the ICO guys! Really a big fan of this project. The details seems well thought out, whitepaper looks clean etc and the idea itself is good!
Hey,
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
I think your project is something worth to keep an eye on, because in recent days we lose more and more control about our privacy. To be honest I am not a programmer or someone with a lot of knowledge how all this protocols work but before investing into a coin I want to understand it and know if it fits for me.
I have two questions at the moment.
The first one is: Your project ist build on an anonymous messaging protocol. Do you think this could be abused for bad? And would there be a backdoor or something for the developers to reveal abuse?
The second one is: Recently there were news about other coins that got revelead as not so anonymous than it was thought, do you think that something like that could happen in any way to you? I mean, never say never, but have you plans to keep it as anonymous as it should be?
Anyways, keep the good work up!
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