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Topic: [ANN][PreICO]📶World Wi-Fi 🌎 – Global decentralized free Wi-Fi network🚀⚡️🔥 - page 35. (Read 102658 times)

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Hello there. Can somebody explain to me about the system of invites to the platform? Do I need to buy it or it will be free for every router holder?
You can get the initial invite during the ico time, or you can get a reference invite from another user. You can simply get a reference at their website now. After you get invite, you can register in the system and begin to work.
I’m afraid that interface will be quite difficult for simple users, won’t it?
I don’t think so. Take a look at their site. It has an easy-to-use, intuitive Web interface, so developers will true to do the same. Also, there is a link for the beta-test of the system
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Hello there. Can somebody explain to me about the system of invites to the platform? Do I need to buy it or it will be free for every router holder?
You can get the initial invite during the ico time, or you can get a reference invite from another user. You can simply get a reference at their website now. After you get invite, you can register in the system and begin to work.
I’m afraid that interface will be quite difficult for simple users, won’t it?
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Activity: 210
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Hello there. Can somebody explain to me about the system of invites to the platform? Do I need to buy it or it will be free for every router holder?
You can get the initial invite during the ico time, or you can get a reference invite from another user. You can simply get a reference at their website now. After you get invite, you can register in the system and begin to work.
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Hello there. Can somebody explain to me about the system of invites to the platform? Do I need to buy it or it will be free for every router holder?
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In the event that many devices are simultaneously connected to the same network - even with low processing power, which is necessary for simple calculations - the cumulative effect can be quite strong. And besides, there must be an algorithm that calculates on each separate network device how much processing power remains unused
But where do you find such a network, in which really many devices can connect at the same time?
if it is a question of regular home routers, in this case, the number of connections will be close to 10
I have a router for 100 connections at home. But in this case, the connection speed will drop sharply on each of the devices. For mining - it will not be so important, since there is no need for an ultra-fast connection. If it's about surfing, then nothing will work out
I realized something: this move developers can use to motivate project users to buy routers more efficiently, and also use faster Internet to increase the number of connections. As in the mall. In this case, it can be and will be useful
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In the event that many devices are simultaneously connected to the same network - even with low processing power, which is necessary for simple calculations - the cumulative effect can be quite strong. And besides, there must be an algorithm that calculates on each separate network device how much processing power remains unused
But where do you find such a network, in which really many devices can connect at the same time?
if it is a question of regular home routers, in this case, the number of connections will be close to 10
I have a router for 100 connections at home. But in this case, the connection speed will drop sharply on each of the devices. For mining - it will not be so important, since there is no need for an ultra-fast connection. If it's about surfing, then nothing will work out
Have you ever been to a shopping center? And I saw how many people there use free wifi at the same time? Few people had problems with the network, with insufficient Internet speed due to network congestion
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In the event that many devices are simultaneously connected to the same network - even with low processing power, which is necessary for simple calculations - the cumulative effect can be quite strong. And besides, there must be an algorithm that calculates on each separate network device how much processing power remains unused
But where do you find such a network, in which really many devices can connect at the same time?
if it is a question of regular home routers, in this case, the number of connections will be close to 10
I have a router for 100 connections at home. But in this case, the connection speed will drop sharply on each of the devices. For mining - it will not be so important, since there is no need for an ultra-fast connection. If it's about surfing, then nothing will work out
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Activity: 574
Merit: 100
In the event that many devices are simultaneously connected to the same network - even with low processing power, which is necessary for simple calculations - the cumulative effect can be quite strong. And besides, there must be an algorithm that calculates on each separate network device how much processing power remains unused
But where do you find such a network, in which really many devices can connect at the same time?
if it is a question of regular home routers, in this case, the number of connections will be close to 10
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Activity: 308
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In the event that many devices are simultaneously connected to the same network - even with low processing power, which is necessary for simple calculations - the cumulative effect can be quite strong. And besides, there must be an algorithm that calculates on each separate network device how much processing power remains unused
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I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.

No, you're wrong, the developers want to make the world better, and not create a ubiquitous network for currency mining. You did not understand this and wrote your post without thinking!
Why does it make you hysterical? calm down, there is nothing bad in these words! In fact, now users of their devices do not use their potential even by half, at which time it was possible to use the processing power to solve a small amount of Sol.
It's pretty hard to take psychologically. While you are using Wi-Fi, someone climbed into your phone and used it as a server for mining.
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Activity: 574
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I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.

No, you're wrong, the developers want to make the world better, and not create a ubiquitous network for currency mining. You did not understand this and wrote your post without thinking!
Why does it make you hysterical? calm down, there is nothing bad in these words! In fact, now users of their devices do not use their potential even by half, at which time it was possible to use the processing power to solve a small amount of Sol.
But what about the battery that will be discharged many times faster? old low-power devices that are already able to cope with everyday tasks?
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Activity: 308
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.

No, you're wrong, the developers want to make the world better, and not create a ubiquitous network for currency mining. You did not understand this and wrote your post without thinking!
Why does it make you hysterical? calm down, there is nothing bad in these words! In fact, now users of their devices do not use their potential even by half, at which time it was possible to use the processing power to solve a small amount of Sol.
member
Activity: 224
Merit: 10
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.

No, you're wrong, the developers want to make the world better, and not create a ubiquitous network for currency mining. You did not understand this and wrote your post without thinking!
Bro, he just copied this text from the post number 1. He did not wrest anything from the words of the developers and did not add anything to his own, unfortunately
full member
Activity: 574
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.

No, you're wrong, the developers want to make the world better, and not create a ubiquitous network for currency mining. You did not understand this and wrote your post without thinking!
full member
Activity: 308
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
Every router owner may share free Wi-Fi, connect to other users, and earn cryptocurrency. In the end, everybody wins: while ordinary users might no longer pay for the internet, those who own routers generate profits, and advertisers reach their target audience.
full member
Activity: 574
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
What makes you think that the developers will deal with such garbage such as pushing the power from the computers of the network? This is unproductive, and not cool!
full member
Activity: 308
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Oh, great! Mr. Dmitriy Dain will personally handle the pumping out of the production capacity from the computers of the network users for mining, right?
member
Activity: 224
Merit: 10
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
Yes, I agree! thus the project will cease to be an ordinary "theoretical" project. If the development team takes up the implementation - they will have a competent way to solve problems
full member
Activity: 574
Merit: 100
I really like the fact that there is one of the developers of the 802.11 protocol in the project advisers. This greatly raises his status and sets the weight!
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Activity: 406
Merit: 100
The developers promise to make the advertisers to target advertising. It is unclear how they will collect data on users Wi-Fi to stick to them exactly the advertising that will interest them.
Perhaps this system will target advertising based on its search queries in the browser, which groups are signed in social networks and more
I think there will be a more complex system of targeted advertising, I did not come across information about it, if someone can tell me in more detail about it will be very happy
While at the moment this system is not , I would very much like to see her in. I assume that it will work much better than any existing Internet advertising.
The market of Internet advertising every day more and more, so there is every reason to believe that it is this special system of targeted advertising will be the most common.
Wi-Fi advertising of this type will be very popular,if it really will accurately display the advertising that is interesting to the user. And the interest to advertisers in the following, the fact that we can't miss her ,will have to watch to the end if you want to connect to the Internet.
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