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HODLBurger 1 year ago
No. We need to normalize throwaway identities. Also, have you tried to make a protonmail recently? Don't make your users need to jump through hoops to try to be anonymous. There's literally zero a reason for it now that NOSTR exists.... Do better! It's a cool concept, but a terrible implementation as is.
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HODLBurger 1 year ago
There's also a ton of (now unnecessary) friction in needing to create a user + password. You don't need to have a database of accounts anymore. The era of walled gardens is over.
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HODLBurger 1 year ago
It's about defaults. By default, and by your own admission above, you are creating a honey pot of KYCd users.
Agreed in theory. In practice most people would use their regular npub to sign up for OPA reducing their opsec. Btw, we don’t require any personal information.
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HODLBurger 1 year ago
To be fair, in many cases email addresses are at a minimum 'Light KYC' or let's just more accurately call it personal identifiable information. Unless you're getting a temporary phone number to verify with, most peoples "private email addresses" are most certainly linked to their identity. I don't think you understand the concept of nostr login... Your private thing can exist nearly exactly as is, without the need to own the user profiles / account list / social graph of future billionaires using your thing.
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