Not when actions and events can have multiple, unknown meanings.
A like in the app can cause your bot to transfer 10k sats, in the background, to the note author.
Repost + like combo could mean "send 50k sats".
Replying with "Love it, your art has inspired me to grow 100x" could be code-word for telling the bot to send 100k sats.
Etc etc
Its already happening, just in small scales. Apple cannot ban "likes" or cryptic replies that *might* trigger a remote payment.
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Precisely.
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In addition, you don't even need the app to have the "send sats" feature, in order to send the sats.
You can have systems in place, like a bot running in the cloud, listening to actions or events of your Nostr account, and interpreting them a certain way.
You click like? That could tell the bot "send this profile 1000 sats".
You like and repost something? That could mean "send 50k".
The sky is the limit. Apple cannot ban likes.
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Bonne idée
C'est juste une question de repenser la *voie* ,tout en restant sur leur grilles le temps d'une création de site où sur lequel vous seriez indépendant ...en 6 mois vous avez bien interagi avec de tant d'informaticiens avec tant d'ingéniosité diverse et variée vous devriez compulser certaines réponses de travailler ensemble sir un support autonome
There are many ways to send sats, even for a specific note, without necessarily having that feature in the app.
Apple wants to remove that? You don't need their approval: View quoted note →
Broke: Send likes on Twitter, lol
Woke: Send zaps on Damus, but pray Apple won't ban the feature
Bespoke: Make your likes send sats, on Damus and any other client, making you invulnerable to Apple app politics
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Sure they can try.
But it ain't gonna work.
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