I am happy to report that my Google Timeline is completely empty. According to Google, I have never even left my house and I am planning to keep it that way. No movements in my town, I have never travelled anywhere, visited any new cities, and they have no photos to connect me to any destinations. The less they have, the better.

I don't know if they are open or closed-source, but several years ago when I was travelling I used Magic Earth and Maps.me and they also worked offline.

I would like to offer my Avatar and Personal Text space to someone from the community for free. It can't be a casino or other for-profit business.
Preferably, I would like it to be a project that creates some value on the Bitcoin network, but has limited or no funds for advertising. Some developer or his site from the Project Development board maybe.

- No altcoin promotions or sites promoting or developing alternative coins!
- You have to make your own avatar if you want me to wear it.
- I reserve the right to stop the promotion at any time. It's free after all.

Post your suggestions in this thread. No PM begging.

Don't worry about your deposit. Before you started the mixing process, ChipMixer gave you a session token. You can restore your session with this token. I hope you saved it. But the thing is, those session tokens are only valid for 7 days, and after that they expire. They can be extended, but you need access to the site to do that. Since these are extraordinary circumstances (the site being down), I am sure the support can help you here.

@ChipMixer
What happens with a user's deposit if the site doesn't come back online 7 days after the session expires, but he couldn't use the service or extend the session due to the downtime?   

That's not what I meant. That requires me opening the app, activating GPS, and allowing it to track me.

That was kind of my point. It knows where I am if I give it the permissions. If you are travelling and don't know how to get from point A to point B, Google will track your current location and show you where to go. That's ok.

dkbit98 said Google knows my current location and shares it with anyone who asks. I would like to see where this info and location sharing is happening. I am not delusional and know that everything you do on your phone leaves digital evidence and you are tracked through every possible sensor. But if it's that easily accessible, I would like to see it.

OK, that's what I already have in my table, so there is no need to change anything. I thought things might be different after Bitcoin's price went down.

Regarding my account, I noticed that the site doesn't have a forget password option where you can get a link to reset your password to the registered email. Might be a useful feature to add. To be honest, it's very rare not to have that in today's age. The account obviously has no importance to me, but if some other players lose access to theirs, what are the step to recover them? Can the support do it manually?

I don't follow the logic. What does supporting lightning payments have to do with Bitcoin's price crashing to $1.000 or even going up to $100.000? The advantage of LN is faster and cheaper small-value transactions (except the channel opening and closing ones). If Bitcoin were to go down to $1000 as in your example, you would need more Bitcoin (satoshis) to get the equivalent of $15 + the fees. 

What if you bought that satoshi from me or I deposited it into your exchange address from one of my wallets? What does the exchange know then? Does it believe that you and me are the same person and can they prove it? Maybe we are, maybe we aren't, but that's not the way to prove it. There are still CEXs that don't require KYC up until a certain limit, so the exchange doesn't necessarily know who you are. And if they track me (the person who sent the coins to your account) and manage to discover my identity, they tracked the wrong person. They still need to find out know who you are.   

I guess you are talking about cell tower triangulation, right? If it's that, can cell towers really tell the authorities the exact location, or do they create a triangle from where the signal comes from? Depending on where you are and what's the distance between the towers this triangle can be of different sizes and up to several kilometers I assume. That would tell the authorities that the person is somewhere in this 1km radius, for example. Unless they are able to get a precise fix on the phone based on the distances from each and every cell tower in that triangle. Do share more info if you have it.     

Where do I go to check my exact location? I want to see how accurate it is and if it works even if I haven't given it any permissions.

I will take a look at both suggestions when I update this thread. For some reason I can't access Freebitco.in to check out their FAQ section where it will hopefully be explained. Maybe they restrict access for some VPN providers. 

Sure, feel free to share some feedback. That one needs to be updated as well and I am going to get on that when I am done with this one.

Great, good to know. Thanks for the hint. I have not gotten to 500 Casino yet, but when I do I will add the new cryptocurrencies to the table.

Tangem is a crypto card, so it's not a hardware wallet.

The Tangem is closed-source as far as I know. The product uses an open-source secure element according to dkbit98's description in Secure Element in Hardware Wallets.
However, the Android and iOS apps are closed-source according to Wallet Scrutiny:
https://walletscrutiny.com/iphone/com.tangem.Tangem/
https://walletscrutiny.com/android/com.tangem.wallet/

Thanks for taking the time to check it out with their live support.
I have updated the numbers in the table to $15 equivalent in BTC plus an additional 0.00007 BTC, which represents the withdrawal fees. If they make another change sometimes in the future, it's easy to update it once I make my rounds around the casinos.

Hi DomingoX6,

I created a dummy account to get some info from your casino for one of my Bitcointalk threads and I can't access my account anymore. I want to know your current min. BTC withdrawal amount and withdrawal fees?
Your FAQ page says that the minimum withdrawal is $1 and the cashout fees are 1.00% + $0.00? What does $0.00 mean and why is it even there if it's 0?

Can you confirm if these numbers are correct or are they outdated?

Forget about that GitHub repository. It will no longer be updated with release notes for the never versions. SFR10 already mentioned the new one. 2.43.1 is the newest Ledger Live version for desktop. You can see that on the official desktop download page of Ledger Live > https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live/download#download-device-1.

I don't think the chances of bricking your device during a firmware upgrade are that big to warrant having a second device that you would use only when you are making firmware upgrades on the main one. But that doesn't mean that having two is a bad idea for other purposes. People often forget that customers only complain and become vocal when they are unsatisfied, angry, and disappointed. Ledger has sold millions of hardware wallets. I think I remember sources talking about 3-4 millions. Even if you find 100 complaints right now where customers talk about bricking their hardware during a firmware upgrade, that's like 0.003% from 3 million. Even if it's 1000 or 2000, it's still insignificant. You aren't going to see 3 million people write: I performed the upgrade, everything was perfect! Most people don't do that, and that's why there is so much focus on the negative side of things.   

But if something like that happened to you, Ledger will replace your device for free even if it's no longer under warranty. There are documented cases of that even on this forum. I think the last one I read was from Maus0728 who said in one of his posts that his device got replaced with expired warranty. Their support personnel also confirmed this to me when I performed experiments and contacted them with various fake tickets to see how they handle user complaints.

That's what I think as well so I gave him lists with loads of crypto news sites. Each respectable site has a contact form, email, or social media account where you can contact the owners, marketing team, or the writers directly and propose whatever you want.

He also mentioned in the end of his OP that "we could also help each other grow". To me, that sounds like mutual promotion of each other's sites, maybe banners, backlinks, etc.

Nisam imao tih problema. Koji OS koristiš? Ako je Windows, da nije Windows 7 ili 8? Nije pomoglo ni poslje reinstalacije?

Mislim da te starije verzije ne mogu uopšte da se konektuju na Electrum servere zbog onih phishing poruka koje je bilo moguće slati prije. Sve verzije starije od 3.3.4 su bile ranjive na te poruke koje obavještavaju korisnike da trebaju da urade update i šalju im linkove za lažni softver.

Isto je i sa mnom. Bar 15-20 dana gledam da prođe u slučaju da update napravi neke probleme koji će se onda u narednoj verziji ispeglati.

I am sorry to hear that. Seems like you downloaded and opened a malicious attachment sent to you over email as a PDF or how did you get infected? I treat everything I receive over email as scam and malicious. It's better than randomly opening things you think are safe. I have even found myself in situations where friends asked me did you see that email I sent you last week? I am like, why are you sending me emails? You have me on social media and you can contact me over the phone. I just move them to the trashcan.

Hi FlushCasino,

I have a question about your minimum withdrawal amounts and fees.
In the past, a player had to withdraw a minimum sum of $20 in Bitcoin + an additional 0.00008 BTC for the withdrawal fees. But I checked your casino last night and today, and it seems to me that you made some changes in this regard. It looks like the minimum withdrawable BTC amount is now equivalent to $16-17. Can you shed some more light on this? While you are at it, let me know if you are also charging the players any withdrawal fees and who pays for the transaction/mining fees?   

Businesses and companies close all the time. Casinos aren't any different. There are hundreds of them around and competition is huge. It might not be profitable for them anymore to keep going.

I am not so sure about that. The withdrawal amount has been changed again and this time it's 0.00077814 BTC. Again, that's the equivalent of $16-17 and not $20 like it was in the past. I will see if I can get some answers from their ANN thread.   

I wanted to leave that for now and do it in the end after all the casinos have been checked and the numbers corrected.