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We are  computer science Engineers .I have worked for  Telegram groups in the past and I can handle  ICO project  and  BOUNTY campaigns.smoothly. Our team have 3 members.

I am also sure that many people have not sold their bitcoin since the high price increase in June-July this year, and I don't think that they will sell at the current price. halving is in sight, who have a weak mentality will sell their current bitcoin. very loss when you wait for a high price, and you never take it. but when prices are low, you sell it out of panic. chill your head,  we ever to see the rise in the price of bitcoin that ever happened when halving on 2017.

I chose to wait, and I think that this is a good moment for investors to increase the number of their assets. I might not sell the bitcoin that I have before the price of bitcoin reaches above $ 15,000.

Thanks for all that info Lauren. The thing with this is, even if it seemed impossible to me (10% a day), you have some hope, that you are one of the few who is going to take advantage. When you get contacted the first time with that kind of offer you think all but realistically. From now on I will of course know, but it's a totally different thing the first time.

I think the thing that saved me was the fact I already invested in Bitcoin and her offer was very suspicious, but I was hoping this was a new method and so on... You start dreaming but you shouldn't I know

Anyways this is a closed case, I hope others learn from it as well and thanks everyone for the help!

Following the release of iOS 13 and iPadOS earlier this week, Apple has issued an advisory warning iPhone and iPad users of an unpatched security bug impacting third-party keyboard apps.

On iOS, third-party keyboard extensions can run entirely standalone without access to external services and thus, are forbidden from storing what you type unless you grant "full access" permissions to enable some additional features through network access.
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However, in the brief security advisory, Apple says that an unpatched issue in iOS 13 and iPadOS could allow third-party keyboard apps to grant themselves "full access" permission to access what you are typing—even if you deny this permission request in the first place.

It should be noted that the iOS 13 bug doesn't affect Apple's built-in keyboards or third-party keyboards that don't make use of full access.

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Instead, the bug only impacts users who have third-party keyboard apps—such as popular Gboard, Grammarly, and Swiftkey—installed on their iPhones or iPads, which are designed to request full access from users.

Though having full access allows app developers to capture all keystroke data and everything you type, it's worth noting that likely no reputable third-party keyboard apps would by default abuse this issue.

Even if that doesn't satisfy you, and you want to check if any of the installed third-party keyboards on your iPhone or iPad has enabled full access without your knowledge by exploiting this bug, you can open the Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards.

Apple assured its users that the company is already working on a fix to address this issue, which it plans to release in its upcoming software update.

Until Apple comes up with a fix, you can mitigate this issue by temporarily uninstalling all third-party keyboards from your device just to be on the safer side.

Hi,

I got below personal message, link in the message is not working. Is it a spam?



And is it mentioned sent to @Yamifoud? I never sent any message to anyone. Please guide.

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Shitposters will move around, and try to do anything they are capable of (making funny posts, pseudo-good posts) to earn a single merit to become Junior Members. They will try to do this (with their low-quality posts) as their 'efforts' to earn extra money with Junior Member rank if they fortunately make someone laugh and send them a single merit.

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13 is actually two words separated by a underscore. 7 letters then 3 letters.
1 is also a part of your head.

See if that helps! 

There is an answer key which hugeblack has given the password for in his first post, so no need to post the solution.

All of what you're suggesting has been proposed in the past, but at this point I'd rather just keep them quarantined in the off topic section than them infecting any where else as you'll just get them shitposting wherever is easiest for them and they'll move from board to board until there's none left. The problem again comes down to shoddy signature campaign managers who don't really care where someone is posting or about the quality of those posts. If people are abusing the off topic section or anywhere else and there's specific campaigns that are paying them for this then they should be dealt with. People can make decent posts in there but the whole reason it's become a cesspool is because of the few campaigns that are allowing themselves to be abused so they should be dealt with if they're causing a problem.

Don’t think I’ve ever posted in the Off Topic section. I’ve had a quick peek in there once or twice & it’s so full of absolute shit that I don’t think most campaigns pay their participants to post there any way.
If they do then that needs to change. Off Topic is a hive for some of the shittiest posters on the entire forum.

Given that the Off-topic section is already a cesspool, this seems like a wonderful idea to start our purge of nonsense threads.

If there's no rank-up incentive to post there, we'll have genuine discussions, not just "what's your favorite food" or "what kind music you like?"
Since Serious discussion + Ivory tower are kind of an amalgamation of genuine off-topic + bitcoin this would be a proper way shift things towards that direction in a more public sector of the forum.

A few signature campaigns don't pay for posts in the Off-Topic section, and I think that's how would approach it if I was managing a campaign.  But it is the off-topic section, and I don't see any reason to restrict a subject's worthiness.  If a manger wants to pay for posts about avoiding toenail fungus, I don't know if that really hurts the forum in general.  Sure, it may lead to sig-spamming but at least it's contained in that section.  Most of the threads in that section don't hold any interest to me, so I don't click on them.

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