The latter part is not always a good thing ^{[e.g. if their database gets hacked by a local hacker, you'll become an easy target]}!

• Quote from: WeThePe0ple on December 22, 2023, 10:39:27 PM
  and the fact that other coins than BTC can be held on it.
  
  It's worth noting that the above line means there's a larger attack surface in the equation!
  

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If you're using the firmware v1.4 that introduced the passphrase feature earlier in the month, only use it if you fully understand it ^{[I've seen a lot of users who lost access to their wallets because of this feature]}.

If you're checking it with the UPS tracker or one of those universal trackers, I'd recommend using only local trackers to get the most accurate status updates ^{[I had similar issues in the past (not with Trezor, other stuff) and this helped me figure things out about my package]}.

Yes, it has 1.12.1 firmware in it.

Tried both of them ^{[I even reinstalled Trezor Suite]}, but still no luck on my side.

Considering that their December update didn't have any firmware for the Model One, I'm leaning towards the latter part being the case ^{[unfortunately]}.

Not sure if you have any issues with direct purchases from their website, but they still have almost all of the older editions ^{[except for issue 2]} in their store ^{[in perfect condition]}: Bitcoin Magazines

@zezole
While we're still waiting for you to properly introduce the company you're representing here, would you mind providing an in-depth explanation concerning how KYC data is being kept safe from hackers?
^{- The company that you're trying to represent here belongs to a field with not the best reputation in recent years (e.g. compromised databases, etc...), so it's a sensitive subject!}

Mali ang pagkakaintindi mo kabayan... Ang ibig kong sabihin was maging ready tayo ^{[e.g. icopy ang transaction ID natin, tapos pindutin ang "free submission" button at piliin ang tamang captcha order]}] 1 minute bago mareset ang oras, tapos as soon as na reset yung timer nila, pindutin ang "OK" button.

Unfortunately, yan ang upper hand ng mga developer na marunong gumawa ng mga bot para sa mga ganitong bagay.
^{- I'm not referring to Bitcoin developers!}

Last week, yes, pero this week 40% ng mga submissions ko lang ang pumapasok sa kanila.

Just finished updating it to the latest version, but for some reason, it's not working on my end ^{[Trezor Suite and Model One]}... I tried toggling it off and then on ^{[address display (continuous/spaced)]}, but still had no luck getting it to work.

Found a few more websites using the same template and content:
^{- Surprisingly, all of them are using the same registrar (OwnRegistrar) as well, so there's a high chance they're being controlled by the same scammer and that makes it easier for us to report all of them at the same time.}

• bitminnings.com ^{[Whois result]}
• luminatrades.com ^{[Whois result]}
• vanoxtrades.com ^{[Whois result]}

Based on its "revision history", Taras is/was probably the one who's responsible for updating it, but it seems that's no longer the case... Out of the other three contributors, only Luke-jr is still contributing stuff, so the following route that you mentioned earlier is probably also the best way of getting his attention:

• Quote from: Luke-Jr on April 24, 2019, 12:02:39 AM
  If you need to reach us, I recommend using the #bitcoin-wiki channel on freenode IRC
  

Yes... Idadagdag ko din na hindi lang mga ibang tao ang kalaban natin, kundi pati na rin ang mga bot kaya kahit tama ang timing natin, minsan nagiging fail pa rin ^{[unfortunately]}.
^{- Sa mga ganitong panahon, 2 out of 5 attempts ko lang ang pumapasok sa kanila.}

Since UTC ang ginagamit nila, kailangan lang natin abangan ang time sa PC or mobile devices natin

May ilang transaction size calculators, pero unfortunately hindi sila perfectly accurate... Having said that, I'd recommend gamitin ang tool na ito: "Bitcoin Transaction Size Calculator ^{[gawa ni Jameson Lopp (open source)]}"

Unfortunately, hindi pa bukas sa public ang accelerating services nila.

Medyo late na yan kabayan... Dapat naka ready yung transaction mo one minute bago mareset ang timer nila ^{[e.g. 10:59]}, tapos as soon as na nag reset, isubmit mo agad.

It's worth noting na kaya nila ifreeze ang mga hawak mong USDT sa sarili mong wallet!

As previously mentioned by @dkbit98, neither of them comes with a removable battery, but here are a couple of differences between the two:

• One less secure element ^{[or rather an MCU]} chip on the Keystone 3 ^{[2 vs 3 on the Pro version]}.
• No biometric authentication feature on the Keystone 3.

_Source

@ex7
In addition to @logfiles's valid concern, would you mind explaining to us why on earth there are a lot of "fake reviews ^{[you even messed up the order in the latter part]}" before its creation date ^[2023-04-22]?

It's easy on the eyes ^[bookmarked]

• It'd be nice to have something that can automatically filter out repetitive/similar articles ^{[e.g. here's one]}.
• A report button would come in handy if your aggregator fetches articles from a compromised source.

There's a shortage of demand ^{[e.g. trust issues, fees (especially nowadays), etc...]} for those who try to launch their escrow services on a newly created dedicated platform.

You're doing it for the wrong reason if profit comes into the equation!
^{- Most escrow providers who care more about profiting than actually protecting the involved parties, tend to disappear as soon as they hit a roadblock (e.g. losing their funds).}

It depends on how complex they are.

IMO, a unique design that can represent Bitcoin without using its logo is far more valuable ^{[to our community]} than all of the Bitcoin rings I've seen on Google ^{[almost all of them seem to be following a similar path in their designs (little to no creativity)]}.

Off the top of my head, I'd say Prokey and Klever but I'm pretty sure there's more...

I don't want to discourage you by any means, but it's worth noting that in the same sub-board, @maxirosson is already promoting an alternative website that lists almost everything in a very detailed manner, so there's a high chance you'd not be getting a lot of visitors ^{[unless you significantly improve your offerings]}.

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BTW, I spotted multiple errors on the last two ^{[you might want to double-check other stuff as well]}:

• BitKey in place of Block.
• Both of the years they've been founded are wrong.

I'm not sure if it'd fall into either of these categories, but to answer your question, the first time that I read about it was on a gaming-related Facebook group that mentioned you can use your GPUs to earn something ^{[I don't think it even had a concrete proof at the time]}.

I stumbled upon a blog that described Bitcointalk as one of the best places to promote faucet rotators.

Unfortunately, walang sinuman sa atin ang makakasagot sa tanong na ito dahil ibat iba ang dahilan ng congestion ngayon... Chineck ko yung transaction at mukhang gumawa ng CPFP transaction si @coupable ^{[hindi sapat yung ginamit niyang transaction fee (151 sat/vB lang) for isang transaction, let alone dalawa]} pero I doubt makakakuha ito ng confirmation agad ^{[sana mali ako]}!

Walang anuman Tinangal na nila ang RBF settings sa Electrum ^{[by default, naka ON ito]}: Source