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Topic: Device Code - a secure and anomalous social networking alternative. (Read 8059 times)
February 07, 2017, 09:15:12 PM
October 19, 2010, 04:44:45 PM
Not too clear. Need training video 
Oh well, DeviceCode seems more suited for traders seriously concerned about their privacy.
October 17, 2010, 03:23:53 PM
Not too clear. Need training video
August 10, 2010, 08:46:00 PM
Device Code is a secure and anomalous social networking alternative. I think it would be a great tool for bitcoin users to advertise products and services and trade anomalously.
You simply get assigned a unique 5-character ID paired with a password you choose when you activate (no email necessary). All messages are encrypted with your ID/password pair directly on your browser. You can then choose a name and select your interests/activities so that other people like you can find you. But other than that, Device Code doesn't have many other features. It's just a bare-bones social networking tool.
Here's part of their privacy policy: "The collection, procession and usage of any personal data is subject to the compliance of the Data Protection Act of the Federal Republic of Germany (TDDSG and BDSG) and the privacy regulations of the European Union. During the register process no personal data is collected. Additional personal data (such as name, organisation, activities, expertises, interests or e-mail address) are facultative." http://www.devicecode.net/privacy_policy.php
What do my fellow bitcoiners think of it?
You simply get assigned a unique 5-character ID paired with a password you choose when you activate (no email necessary). All messages are encrypted with your ID/password pair directly on your browser. You can then choose a name and select your interests/activities so that other people like you can find you. But other than that, Device Code doesn't have many other features. It's just a bare-bones social networking tool.
Here's part of their privacy policy: "The collection, procession and usage of any personal data is subject to the compliance of the Data Protection Act of the Federal Republic of Germany (TDDSG and BDSG) and the privacy regulations of the European Union. During the register process no personal data is collected. Additional personal data (such as name, organisation, activities, expertises, interests or e-mail address) are facultative." http://www.devicecode.net/privacy_policy.php
What do my fellow bitcoiners think of it?
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