Let's Remember this is not about competition but working together as crypto

Airdrops and bounty probably put us in low danger but the general status of this monetization method is too dependent on luck, we don't know how much money we will make, sometimes wasting time and I feel very depressed for this problem, a lot of times I spend months on a project and end up with a scam, even paying pointless rewards and not being listed. Trading should probably still be arranged in our options, nothing can make as good money as trading, as long as we know how to limit greed and analyze it correctly.

Disclaimer
I dont know much about the team involve but the video giving to me is a unique evidence and despite the evidence try it at your own risk.

Thanks for that.

It's my traditional English background. The use of a surname without a title or Christian name was reserved for Lords,but that seems to have gone by the bye.

The other use comes from references by public school boys, who tended to use surnames rather than Christian names. (remember that in England "public" schools are the top private schools, free education is provided by state schools).

To refer to your OP
I support capital punishment in cases like this if guilt can be proven without a reasonable doubt.

Please note - this does not refer to Admiral Lord Nelson - the English naval hero. On seeing the title of this thread, that was why I opened it.

Nelson was sentenced to death for the kidnapping, sexual abuse and subsequent killing of a 10-year-old girl he took while she was rollerblading in front of her Kansas home. Nelson confessed to raping the girl and strangling her to death with a wire.

But how could we avoid this unauthorized downloads and keep our devices free from this digital colonialism.?

So does that mean that everything is fine? Not exactly. If Chinese firms do include backdoors - deliberate secret access points designed for use by phone makers or governments - in their smartphone software, as alleged by Bloomberg and others, then there’s always the potential that the vulnerability will be exploited by a malware author, or that the backdoor will be used for its intended purpose of disrupting communications, silently collecting personal information and so on. Of course, this kind of activity could be perpetrated by dodgy app developers, your non-Chinese smartphone maker or even your local government, so it might be worth following some simple procedures to ensure your data is managed as well as possible.

Firstly, VPN and proxy software like Torcan be used to encrypt your web activity, making it harder (but not impossible) for anyone to find out what sites you’re visiting, what internet searches you’re making and so on. There are also privacy-oriented search engines like DuckDuckGo that pledge not to collect personal data. You can also install apps like MalwareBytes to scan your apps for malware and make sure that nothing untoward is happening under your nose.

Recent versions of Android also alert you when an app tries to access your microphone, camera, phone or storage, so don’t blindly accept these prompts - think about the requests critically and deny the ones that don’t make sense, like a flashlight app needing access to your dialer. Along similar lines, try to exercise good judgment by not installing software by unknown developers, especially those distributed outside of the Google Play marketplace as .APK files.

Reading the news is also good practice. Sites like El Reg and /r/netsec on Redditwill often be the first to report potentially malicious apps or operating system vulnerabilities, so by keeping abreast of the headlines, you’ll be quicker to react to potential problems - and you’ll get a better idea of what you should be looking out for.

And finally, yes - choosing an American or Korean-made phone over a Chinese alternative may make you and your data a little safer. Samsung, Apple and BlackBerry all include relatively advanced security features in their phones and the first two aren’t Chinese companies. There are even distributions of Android that include more privacy features, like CopperheadOS and LineageOS, which can be worth looking into.

However that's just a prediction but try to predict a valid thing. It should better explain your analysis here cause for me, your prediction makes no sense. Yeah cryptocurrency market is green, continueously increasing  but not possible to touch 10k$ at the end of 2020 even 2021. I really wonder, how can anyone predict such kind of impossible thing.

Well, i don't know what we would feel but i think the blockchain space is a faithful one, especially when it comes to bounty hunting. There are jubilant scenes in mtcn group regarding the recent upturn in price of token; with hunters getting reward for a work done since 2018. For some who believed in the project, it was a huge cashout.

It seems despite the gloom and appearance of scam projects, Bounty can be worth it if we join the right project

I experience this data loses a lot and even discover some rapid app installation on my device and I'm like,
How did this get here...?
The worst part of it is that, even after deleting it, it keeps coming back after a few days of me being connected to a network. It's a serious problem.
How safe can someone get, if your not in total control of your device..?!

My president doesn't want crypto cos he feels threatened by it and with crypto they won't have control over everything, but I believe with time he will come to embrace it as this lockdown has opened more people to the advantages of cryptocurrency

Lesser people will continue to use ethereum but majority will opt for other altcoins because of this ridiculous high gas fee, I hope this will be fixed with the next 2.0 ETH upgrade, it's really hard to trade with ethereum on exchanges now, to withdraw I always have to use other options like Litecoin or dogecoin

So, did it mention what brands of smartphones has been into this activities with china?

But what can be done to prevent this, since mobile phones are now an integral part of our existence? I guess this is also applicable with laptops.

  When Mxolosi saw a Tecno W2 smartphone in a store in Johannesburg, South Africa, he was attracted to its looks and functionality. But what really drew him in was the price, roughly $30 — far less than comparable models from Samsung, Nokia, or Huawei, Africa’s other top brands.

“They’re very attractive and appealing to your eyes,” Mxolosi, who asked for his last name not to be used to protect his personal safety, told BuzzFeed News. “Honestly, I was a Samsung fan but I said, ‘Let me try this new product.’”

Hopefully sooner or later people will start becoming more conscious about security and privacy against China.

"You have all these wonderful features for cheap, but there is a hidden cost,” he told BuzzFeed News. “There are a lot of Chinese phones that have malware installed on it.”

Mxolosi’s Tecno W2 was infected with xHelper and Triada, malware that secretly downloaded apps and attempted to subscribe him to paid services without his knowledge.

Typically, malware like Triada and xHelper requires someone to be tricked into installing it on their phones, rather than it coming straight from the factory. It’s often used to deliver invasive ads that send money back to whoever controls the malware. But it can also be used to install apps that subscribe the victim to paid services via monthly billing or prepaid data — siphoning cash directly from the phone’s owner.  

But that's the way it always is. Even in the so-called developed societies, just look around. You can find Americans and Europeans who are dying from hunger and lack of proper medicine all over the place. They are being preyed upon by other Americans and Europeans, and even people from other countries.

It always hurt when see people get scam of his Cryptocurrency what ever coin he is using, this is one of the risk of decentralization you cannot charge back, transactions are based on trusts, but we need to educate ourselves and do not trust easily there are a lot of benefits of decentralization than become a slave of centralization, this is a learning experienced for OP and for us who are reading this.