Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 283. (Read 1234285 times)

I don't think partnership with Jumio is a good idea it's just wasting of time,same as the partnership with merchants cashback program that won't help Byteball Much either it's just a total time wasting.

90% of Jumio verification attempts failed for technical reasons and Jumio gets $8 regardless according to https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sawz9/report_some_errors_during_id_verification/. Jumio partnership may have been a good idea or noble in theory but in practice it seems to be a flop. The distribution of the remaining bytes should not be in such a centralized manner with only one glitchy service receiving a significant portion of distributed bytes. And sorry but you are not going to improve Byteball's attractiveness to this market by giving away free money. You do that by marketing it to them... The second XRB stopped their captcha faucet it skyrocketed along with its user count.

Devs really need to improve the image of Byteball. There's a lot of information asymmetry (for example https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sarfg/distribution_methods/). I personally thought the name was okay but most people on reddit/newbies disagree. Daily posts complaining about the name. I strongly encourage the devs to rename the platform and units. Pretty much anything nice and serious-sounding without any unrelated connotations would be good and you could do some polling.

Still no new exchanges? If you need to pay them to list GBYTE that is a much better investment of the undistributed funds than subsidies of Jumio. Look Jumio partnership is okay, but you need to halt it until they fix their technical problems and their pricing structure to only charge if the attempt failed due to a fraudulent attempt, not merely a technical fault of Jumio. And to put it bluntly a flood of verified users trying to get free money is pointless without an ecosystem of enterprises that those users would patronize and that require users to be identified by Jumio.

Disclaimer: I hold bytes and am not selling, just suggesting improvements.

Edit: Added quote from baki on slack.

yes, a textcoin can only once claimed

I keep getting a message "already claimed" ?

That was just for one person?

received them, thank you

The are not supposed to store your private data in no database. Only hash in the DAG. To collect does not mean to store. If they do store your private data in their database, all this ID verification on byteball does not make sense.

In respect of the identification campaign: I ended a lot of resistance to submitting personal info to Jumio. I guess this thought (transparent cryptocurrency uses) just has to develop further a couple of years.

The article definitely mentions DAG in a positive light, but I wouldn't go as far as saying that Byteball is mentioned in a positive light. Nxt is the coin which is highlighted, while all other coins which use DAG, like ITC, IOTA and Byteball only get a passing mention.
Of course, even passing mentions like Forbes could do us a world of good.

I like my mondays with Forbes mentioning Byteball in positive light.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/shermanlee/2018/01/22/explaining-directed-acylic-graph-dag-the-real-blockchain-3-0/#6d160855180b

Is the free distribution going on? looks like the dev distributed ~50% what happened to the rest?

EDIT: just read the new rules... real identity?? give me a break, lol

any wallet for win 32 dev?

Some advice after running the real name attestation for a few days.

- read the instructions.  They are long but everything is important.

Two most frequent mistakes:
1. make sure you are in a single address wallet.  If not, switch to one.  If it doesn't exist, create it.  Fortunately, for all new users, the main wallet is single-address by default.
2. use a document with your ID in Latin characters.  Some countries (e.g. China, Russia) have their national ID cards with the name printed in the national language only.  They don't work.  Use your driver license or the passport you use to travel abroad.

- when scanning your ID, make sure there is no glare from reflected light, especially if your ID has a glossy surface.  Otherwise, Jumio can't read it.


Also, when you are referring someone, be prepared to babysit them a bit to ensure the best experience.

Cmon. Then how this KYC/AML works when needed? How three letter agency can find a user if they need by court order etc?

As far as I know, Jumio shouldn't keep records, right? Jumio only verifies the identity (once!), then it's hash is stored in the DAG, and Jumio doesn't need your paperwork anymore. Jumio witnesses the hash is correct.
Im not sure if I am right here, but this would make perfect sense to me.

You better make sure it's realy strong. And make sure your phone or PC is unhackable so nobody will steal your password via a keylogger and the like methods.

And make sure that the Jumio database is never hacked. Because once it's hacked you are ...cked.

Setting a strong password prevents this.

Good question. Let's say somebody attests via a smartphone and looses it? Then what? Some stranger can use the attested identity on the phone indefinitely for whatever purpose? This is dangerous.

I had to format my computer, but I had made a backup of my wallet on august 2017... now I have installed new version of byteball, and I can recover my wallet from restore option but always says this:


What can I do in order to restore my wallet?... I'm using the latest version of byteball and my backup was from august 2017 

Jewel Amongst Cryptocurrencies - next article about Byteball.

https://themerkle.com/jewel-amongst-cryptocurrencies/