Say no to KYC. Route around. There is nostr:nprofile1qqsq4qcw4c0z3jq3nlselj46qxumysl8hndd8sgy89r6nxq2c8jlspspzpmhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt0d5hswfsp0w or Bisq.
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RoboSats learn.robosats.com
Bisq https://bisq.network/getting-started/
@Vitor Pamplona Perhaps npubs should be of a different color than other content. And, opening links to external pages should prompt the user with a warning.
@Gigi@ODELL@OpenSats
I think it is worth adding Tor natively into apps and not rely on Orbot. @Vitor Pamplona You have insight into this. What would it take to add Tor natively? What is missing? I know Samourai and Sparrow both have Tor and are written in Java.
The Tor foundation could offer some answers or guidance. Depending on what the friction points are, it might be worth funding something more streamlined. Like an equivalent of BDK, LDK, and NDK fordevelopers to integrate Tor.
Or, even just documentation on their end. Perhaps you gather a list of questions you have and ask other developers such as ( @jb55@Mike Dilger ) if they have any Tor questions. Pass the questions to the people working on Tor and use their answers/guidance as a starting point for development docs.
This is what I found. It looks like Primal is using Strike.
Section 4. Sharing Your Information
"Primal’s Hosted Wallet Service is offered in partnership with our affiliate Zap Solutions, Inc. ("Strike"). In order to provide a legally compliant service, we are required to share your information related to the Hosted Wallet Service with Strike."
https://primal.net/privacy
UI/UX split for new user or existing user. New user gets a fresh 12 words. Old user inputs 24 words/nsec.
Old user can choose to migrate after reading (UI/UX) warnings about what data would be lost if the user chooses to to migrate to 12 words.
You should push for signature verification to be implemented into Obtanium.
nostr:nevent1qqswehak0rjukxhxvne7908t4hlzx890tjfytwg3rp636hjhz7f0gvqpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfdupzp5x7h70mzt00s86r6lrfg2dm0pyp9tq7f5k48gszmd42cl4yk3nvqvzqqqqqqy7fjueq
Sorry to hear that.
@Vitor Pamplona@jb55 Nostr clients should have UI to warn the users that strangers can find their location and offer suggestions on how to mitigate such as VPN/Tor.
Route around and find a no KYC bitcoin seller to do trades with. I would recommend looking into the Bisq and RoboSats community. You can move off the platforms once you are comfortable with the trade partner.
You can choose from 3 formats (Unified, Lightning invoice, and Bitcoin address) when you tap receive.
Under the QR code, after tapping to receive, you can tap choose format. Many senders do not yet recognize unified. You will want to choose the Bitcoin address option.
I highly recommend having an Android phone (preferably running GrapheneOS) so that you can use Samourai Wallet. I have found it to be the most stable, reliable, and enjoyable UI/UX wallet.
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This is what I found. It looks like Primal is using Strike. Section 4. Sharing Your Information "Primal’s Hosted Wallet Service is offered in partnership with our affiliate Zap Solutions, Inc. ("Strike"). In order to provide a legally compliant service, we are required to share your information related to the Hosted Wallet Service with Strike." https://primal.net/privacy