I would like to know about security, with all these p2p apps directly in my wallet I want to know what would keep the blackhats outta my pockets? What kind of security features are there in the wallet? Can I block the p2p apps from running? Have you considered the consequences of connecting people through wallets.
I think you are misunderstanding the concept of bitsynq but here is the response to each of your question:
-I want to know what would keep the "blackhats" outta my pockets?
A: First of all, no one can have access to your Bitsynq wallet through any of the P2P Applications. Secondly, each application is
standalone with its own Port and has its own process and connection is made only through that same application or its server.
There is no interference with your Wallet client or with other P2P apps.
-What kind of security features are there in the Wallet?
A: Like i said in my previous response, each application is standalone and has no connection or direct interference with your Bitsynq Wallet.
And if you talking about the Casino Games, please check out the "Escrownode Workflow" in OP and also the Synqtech Casino Whitepaper
download link also in OP. I think with the P2P function, you are already secure in term of downtime, hacking of the central server and risk
with close sourced applications etc ...BitSynq Wallet has its own port and Network and each p2p application has its own Port and Network
so no interference and no reliability on each other.
-Can I block the p2p apps from running?
A: Like i said previously, the p2p apps do not run right away when you launch your BitSynq Wallet. You have to click to launch them and same as
"Bitcoin Wallet", or any other altcoin wallet, when you launch one of the p2p app, your Firewall will warn you that there is a connection to be established
so yes as you can Block Bitcoin Wallet, BitSynq Wallet or any other altcoin Wallet, you can freely block any of the p2p apps from the Wallet to
establish a connection. Connection is established between the p2p app and its server nodes to form a decentralized network for that app, the same way as Bitcoin itself and BitSynq itself. Just that the apps are launchable from BitSynq Wallet and not running or connecting directly with BitSynq wallet.
-Have you considered the consequences of connecting people through wallets?
A: I think my 2 previous responses explain exactly the concept of BitSynq Wallet. For a short answer, there is no consequence, there is no
risk and whatsoever. It is "Freedom", freedom from a Central Point of Failure and each application operate in standalone mode.
The only way for you to well understand the concept and how things work in BitSynq, is when you get your Hands on the Wallet itself.
Thank you and please ask more questions you may have. I will post this as FAQs in OP.