Topic: Apple Pay tout simplement ridicule face (à la simplicité du) Bitcoin. (Read 957 times)
November 21, 2015, 03:52:56 PM
November 21, 2015, 02:51:43 PM
November 19, 2015, 06:28:23 PM
Et ce passage intéressant qui souligne que la restriction du cash ... n'a rien empêché 2 mois plus tard (alors que quelques états étrangers avertissaient 2 semaines avant).
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The French government went so far as to pass "Le Patriot Act” in May. Implemented in September, and like its American counterpart, this legislation works to take liberties away from the nation’s citizens, here has severely limiting the ability of common citizens to obtain cash in the country. French residents can no longer make cash payments higher than 1,000 euros, or convert to other currencies above 1000 euros. However, this law did not stop the horrific attacks in Paris last week, killing over 125 people, and injuring hundreds more. Restricting the financial freedom and rights of people in France to somehow thwart terrorism failed its first test, miserably.
November 19, 2015, 06:21:32 PM
Et ce qui est plus génant, évidemment ... 
on remarquera dans l'ensemble du discours que Apple se positionne en temps que fournisseur d'information pour le gouvernement ... et cela ouvertement alors que de l'autre coté, il dit qu'il crypte de point à point.
ce qui est une faute technique grave dans un discours d'un responsable d'une technologie.
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Banks and lawmakers beat the drum against freedom
If you have not been following the economic news recently, cash has come under fire as potentially facing future bans from the establishment, under the guise of “stopping terrorism”. If terrorists use cash, then cash is the problem. Under that logic, shoes, underwear and telephones are also heading towards “Death Row”. Limiting cash forces people to work through banks and bureaucracy to handle all future monetary transactions, which is great if your goal is to control the world.
If you have not been following the economic news recently, cash has come under fire as potentially facing future bans from the establishment, under the guise of “stopping terrorism”. If terrorists use cash, then cash is the problem. Under that logic, shoes, underwear and telephones are also heading towards “Death Row”. Limiting cash forces people to work through banks and bureaucracy to handle all future monetary transactions, which is great if your goal is to control the world.
on remarquera dans l'ensemble du discours que Apple se positionne en temps que fournisseur d'information pour le gouvernement ... et cela ouvertement alors que de l'autre coté, il dit qu'il crypte de point à point.
ce qui est une faute technique grave dans un discours d'un responsable d'une technologie.
November 19, 2015, 06:14:19 PM
http://dcebrief.com/apple-ceo-tim-cook-your-kids-will-not-know-what-money-is/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/apple-ceo-tim-cook-your-kids-will-not-know-what-money-is-1254161
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You, I, and the market, in general, may have forgotten about this fiat currency-based Bitcoin competitor, but Tim Cook is back on the pulpit again. He recently spoke in Dublin to Trinity College students about the future of money, pushing the languishing Apple Pay app towards the future grads. He failed to mention Bitcoin, and for good reason.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/apple-ceo-tim-cook-your-kids-will-not-know-what-money-is-1254161
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