Well, I think most people who visit this board are some sort of skilled workers who won't lift their finger for $1/hour, myself included.
Once my club members
prove their skills, I'm sure we can accept specialized tasks at a higher pay rate. Consider the $1 a "proof of concept" if you wish, although $1 is more than enough for millions of skilled workers if they are in developing countries
I'm not a coder/developer but perhaps there might be a way in the extension itself to assign unique digital signature/print for each computer/device.
The extension could not have access rights to escape a virtual container. A scammer can create hundreds of virtual machines and flip between them.
- If a certain task moves to the next person [even though they were available but somehow couldn't deliver it], they won't be receiving anything. Am I right?
- What I'm also trying to understand is how the timer works?
- Does it count only when we're doing the tasks?
WIP: User will receive notification of task. They will have xx seconds to accept, or they will become unavailable, and the task will be offered to the next user. You will also become unavailable if the camera can't see you. In either case, you just need to set yourself as available again.
You are paid per hour of available time - not just the seconds spent doing the task.
Vod says they haven't access to anything, hackers also haven't access to anything, but almost every day we hear about a new hack and certain complications that as result. for example the last thing with the Twitter hack, who put a lot of money into a security.
I don't think the information is safe there, especially if your program comes out of anonymity, become famous and pay attention to possible available data.
Hackers can only access unencrypted information. In the twitter hack, like most hacks, they were helped by an insider. If no human can access the encrypted data, and this is provable, then a hacker cannot touch it.
although when I think about it, I'm not sure what anyone could do with my video of me sitting at a desk.
I really doubt the service would be storing these videos. All they need is encrypted data of what you look like, then they scan the images coming in to see if you are there. There would be no reason to keep the information after that. If this third party uses AWS, for example,
we can verify the data is being deleted.
Wherein your screen are being recorded doing the job?
That's great for a task that doesn't require exclusivity. If the task is a vote/opinion for example, just recording someone checking a box opens the entire system up to abuse.
Cos being available for a complete 1 hour that’s just being focused at doing something without living that area would be costlier than the 1 dollar per hour price slated
This program will not interest those who have high expenses. When you are surfing the web, or reading your email, set yourself to available. But if you pay to go online, you can join other programs that don't require you to be online as you do them.[/list]
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