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IDM Protect (OP)
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June 02, 2018, 11:53:39 PM
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Could you please tell me more in details about the role of miners in your system of data storage protection?

Certainly. The service will rent free memory from miners for a reward. The miners all over the world would be able to lease free memory on their devices, including e.g. old smartphones and receive money for that.

Well, that means that everyone can become a miner and earn money.

You're absolutely right. It's the know-how of our project.
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June 03, 2018, 12:03:48 AM
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Could you please tell me more in details about the role of miners in your system of data storage protection?

Certainly. The service will rent free memory from miners for a reward. The miners all over the world would be able to lease free memory on their devices, including e.g. old smartphones and receive money for that.

Well, that means that everyone can become a miner and earn money.

You're absolutely right. It's the know-how of our project.

I'd advise my mum to become a miner. Lol.
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June 03, 2018, 12:16:45 AM
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Could you please tell me more in details about the role of miners in your system of data storage protection?

Certainly. The service will rent free memory from miners for a reward. The miners all over the world would be able to lease free memory on their devices, including e.g. old smartphones and receive money for that.

Well, that means that everyone can become a miner and earn money.

You're absolutely right. It's the know-how of our project.

I'd advise my mum to become a miner. Lol.

I consider that a big part of housekeepers would like to join the service.
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June 03, 2018, 12:30:01 AM
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Could you please tell me more in details about the role of miners in your system of data storage protection?

Certainly. The service will rent free memory from miners for a reward. The miners all over the world would be able to lease free memory on their devices, including e.g. old smartphones and receive money for that.

Well, that means that everyone can become a miner and earn money.

You're absolutely right. It's the know-how of our project.

I'd advise my mum to become a miner. Lol.

I consider that a big part of housekeepers would like to join the service.

I have now doubts. Even I wouldn't mind to do it myself. Lol.
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June 03, 2018, 12:43:14 AM
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I've read about the file recovery. How much data is it possible to lose to still be able to recover a file?

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June 03, 2018, 12:56:39 AM
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I've read about the file recovery. How much data is it possible to lose to still be able to recover a file?

I can promise you that our patented SIZE algorithm provides you with excellent protection and can guarantee file recovery if there is only 2% of data left.
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June 03, 2018, 01:14:08 AM
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I've read about the file recovery. How much data is it possible to lose to still be able to recover a file?

I can promise you that our patented SIZE algorithm provides you with excellent protection and can guarantee file recovery if there is only 2% of data left.

That sounds gorgeous, dev. I've never heard about such a possibility before.

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June 03, 2018, 01:28:20 AM
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I've read about the file recovery. How much data is it possible to lose to still be able to recover a file?

I can promise you that our patented SIZE algorithm provides you with excellent protection and can guarantee file recovery if there is only 2% of data left.

That sounds gorgeous, dev. I've never heard about such a possibility before.

Yeah, that sounds fantastic. This project's really worth investors' attention.
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June 03, 2018, 01:45:23 AM
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I've read briefly about the project and I'm ready to share my ideas about it with you.
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June 03, 2018, 02:00:20 AM
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I've read briefly about the project and I'm ready to share my ideas about it with you.

I think this question today is very topical. There are a lot of problems with the safety of data storage today.
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June 03, 2018, 02:34:09 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?
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June 03, 2018, 02:53:34 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.
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June 03, 2018, 03:07:22 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.

Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker.
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June 03, 2018, 03:40:20 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.

Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker.

Yes, of course. That's why we all frequently hear all these stories about stolen photos and money from the wallets.

As I understand the creators of this project suggest a new algorithm which prevents the data stored in the cloud from theft and hackers.
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June 03, 2018, 03:57:09 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.

Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker.

Yes, of course. That's why we all frequently hear all these stories about stolen photos and money from the wallets.

As I understand the creators of this project suggest a new algorithm which prevents the data stored in the cloud from theft and hackers.

It sounds good. Cause storing data in the cloud is becoming more and more popular and not just among common users.
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June 03, 2018, 04:10:04 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.

Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker.

Yes, of course. That's why we all frequently hear all these stories about stolen photos and money from the wallets.

As I understand the creators of this project suggest a new algorithm which prevents the data stored in the cloud from theft and hackers.

It sounds good. Cause storing data in the cloud is becoming more and more popular and not just among common users.

I know that many businesses already work with them.
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June 03, 2018, 04:26:03 AM
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?

It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres.

Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker.

Yes, of course. That's why we all frequently hear all these stories about stolen photos and money from the wallets.

As I understand the creators of this project suggest a new algorithm which prevents the data stored in the cloud from theft and hackers.

It sounds good. Cause storing data in the cloud is becoming more and more popular and not just among common users.

I know that many businesses already work with them.

Still some of them are not ready to store data in the cloud cause they're not sure that it's safe,
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June 03, 2018, 04:43:46 AM
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How does the algorithm work? Why is it so unique?
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June 03, 2018, 05:01:34 AM
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How does the algorithm work? Why is it so unique?

Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.
Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.
Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.

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June 03, 2018, 05:17:21 AM
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How does the algorithm work? Why is it so unique?

Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.
Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.
Just imagine that the most powerful computer would need more than 42 sextillion ages of the Universe to crack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection. Size algorithm has parameters incomparably better than all existing crypto algorithms.


It sounds inspiring. I've never heard of something similar before.
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