It’s a nuanced take, and has very much to do with this idea of “picking and choosing” which transactions get included in blocks based on how much you spend. RBF and SegWit work hand in hand in this regard, while not strictly depending on one another.
There is only one Enigma.
Shoe on head is the only perfection.
Vibes of @7346, strong in this one!
Let’s shift into this lane, shall we?
What other services do you use, and not pay directly for?
What do you pay with, instead?
How do they offer you something .. for nothing?
Are they - checks notes - a whale, keeping YOU afloat, AND plundering .. YOU?
It’s not retro-encrypted..
Just because the protocol doesn’t encrypt data by default doesn’t mean data can’t be encrypted on the protocol..
Woof. That mouth-salad could be said better, but ..
Outside of that, what you are ‘complaining’ about is what powers SPV.
The ability to validate one-way-reduced hashes of unique content - without the actual content - to trustlessly deliver + receive digital content that can be guaranteed to be authentic.
Sure, depending on what you mean by archiving.
A screenshot isn’t good enough; you could alter it, right?
What ultimately stands the test of time is the timestamp hashing of the content as it branches + breathes life into the chain of transactions after it.
If ‘the people’ prefer an off-chain solution that only hashes timestamps, then maybe it will exist?
Look .. to your point .. can you tell me how you will feel about this string of curmudgeoned contrarianism many years from now? It’s all there, for ‘eternity’ (pruning notwithstanding).
Oh, you’re here to discredit digital exchange in general?
Yah, I get it. Like trying to make money off freely-audible music. If I can hear it with my ears I can ‘copy’ it, right? 🥱
Copyright + IP are a balance.
But LMK fr wen; also want in on pin/char design of my own 🥸
*the data belong to you
So .. you can choose to take it elsewhere.
Also, encryption was a recently ‘funded’ feature which allows you to encrypt your Twetches, allowing you to revoke access in the future.
Well, FWIW, the ‘app’ is like an implementation atop a data protocol, which belongs to you (er, your current-identity-linked on-chain paymail pseudonym), and within some technical reason (IP) any competitor could offer a similar service and ‘charge’ less.
