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[UniJoin]

Basically, all services that offer free VPNs also have paid packages. Free generally has certain limits and the primary purpose is for the user to try the service before purchasing. This can be considered a form of promotion and it does not sound logical that in that case they have "hidden" features. I guess they should show themselves in the best light and attract new users.
I'm not refuting your statement, I think you're right, but what I stated is an ideal scenario.

Indeed, many services offer free versions of their products to entice users to explore their features before committing to a paid subscription. While this approach can be beneficial for users, it's essential to approach free offerings with caution.

It's true that not all providers have hidden intentions; however, in the realm of cybersecurity, skepticism is warranted. Some free VPN providers might indeed have hidden agendas, and it's crucial for users to understand the potential risks.

When considering a VPN service, whether free or paid, it's a wise practice to thoroughly review their Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. These documents shed light on what data is collected, how it's used, and whether it's shared with third parties. Additionally, reading reviews and experiences shared by other users can provide valuable insights into the service's actual performance and reliability. Some VPN providers don't deliver what they really promise.

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[Yamane_Keto]

If you have any specific topics you'd like us to explore in our blog articles, please feel free to share them in this thread. Your feedback will help us tailor our content to your preferences and needs.

1) I think that talking about the basics of encryption and how to generate a secure private key with a length of 256 or 128 bits would be good, after what happened with Libbitcoin Explorer (bx). I think that defining the private key and how you can search the code to ensure that your wallet is safe will be interesting for readers.

2) Hardware wallets and how to choose between them.

3) How mixing services can be optimized and how [banned mixer] can be innovative to improve users' privacy.

4) Mistakes that must be avoided when using [banned mixer], or they may lead to identity reveal. No matter how excellent the mixer is, if the beginning of the mixing input (address A) and the receiving address (address B) are the same every time, then the mixing service will not help you in any way.

[UniJoin]

1) I think that talking about the basics of encryption and how to generate a secure private key with a length of 256 or 128 bits would be good, after what happened with Libbitcoin Explorer (bx). I think that defining the private key and how you can search the code to ensure that your wallet is safe will be interesting for readers.

2) Hardware wallets and how to choose between them.

3) How mixing services can be optimized and how [banned mixer] can be innovative to improve users' privacy.

4) Mistakes that must be avoided when using [banned mixer], or they may lead to identity reveal. No matter how excellent the mixer is, if the beginning of the mixing input (address A) and the receiving address (address B) are the same every time, then the mixing service will not help you in any way.

Hello Yamane_Keto,

Thank you for sharing your valuable suggestions! Your input is greatly appreciated, and we're glad to see your interest in topics that focus on security and privacy.

We're committed to delivering content that addresses these essential topics and provides actionable insights for our community.

Stay tuned for more informative articles, and feel free to reach out if you have any more ideas or questions.

[GazetaBitcoin]

We arranged a raffle and would be happy to see the regulars of this thread among the participants!

Prize information

- Free shipping!
- Wallet Keep Key - NEW with plastic intact (never opened/original seal)

I would like to announce that I just received my prize! Thank you UniJoin for this!
The surprise is even bigger, as shipping took only 20 days, from which 6 were days of weekends, when postal services do not work.

Anyway, here are some images of the prize:

First of all, I appreciated a lot that UniJoin packaged the wallet with much caution, using a protective plastic bag with bubbles.



After uncovering the plastic bag I found the wallet inside. The wallet box is sealed with a plastic.



The plastic covering the wallet box has a KeepKey seal on the other side.



Also on the other side there's one more sticker, with a serial number, applied by KeepKey.



Thanks once again to UniJoin for this raffle!

[UniJoin]

Hi GazetaBitoin,

we're delighted to hear that you've already received the KeepKey Hardware Wallet you won in our Bitcointalk raffle. Congratulations on your new hardware wallet, and thank you for being a part of [banned mixer]!

[GazetaBitcoin]

Congratulations on your new hardware wallet, and thank you for being a part of [banned mixer]!

Thank you as well, UniJoin!

Also, by pure chance, I just saw the raffle you organized yesterday -- [FREE RAFFLE] - Custom UniJoin Card, (S/N 2). The number of slots is limited! -- which I missed, sadly...

Due to the very short number of slots (16), the raffle was full very fast (in only 43 minutes) I was wondering if (1) there will be any other similar raffle and, if so, then (2) if it could be also announced here, for more visibility...?

It is possible to be many users frequenting your thread (I mean this thread) but which do not visit Collectibles section too much so these ones lose their chance from start... Perhaps they would also have a chance to win this way. Even I did not see the raffle in time, and I am used to visit Collectibles board many times per day. It just happened to not catch the right moment this time But maybe in the future other users will be also aware about such raffles, if they are mentioned here too.

[cygan]

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Due to the very short number of slots (16), the raffle was full very fast (in only 43 minutes) I was wondering if (1) there will be any other similar raffle and, if so, then (2) if it could be also announced here, for more visibility...?
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there are still 18 of these UniJoin cards to be raffled and indeed you have to be fast or be online in the right time to be able to occupy one of the 16 slots.

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It is possible to be many users frequenting your thread (I mean this thread) but which do not visit Collectibles section too much so these ones lose their chance from start... Perhaps they would also have a chance to win this way. Even I did not see the raffle in time, and I am used to visit Collectibles board many times per day. It just happened to not catch the right moment this time But maybe in the future other users will be also aware about such raffles, if they are mentioned here too.

there is a simple solution for this, which i have explained in the following thread: [INFO] never miss a free raffle/auction again

[Box Guy]

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Due to the very short number of slots (16), the raffle was full very fast (in only 43 minutes) I was wondering if (1) there will be any other similar raffle and, if so, then (2) if it could be also announced here, for more visibility...?
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there are still 18 of these UniJoin cards to be raffled and indeed you have to be fast or be online in the right time to be able to occupy one of the 16 slots.

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Just a recommendation… since there are 18 unijoin cards left to raffle, perhaps run three simultaneously with one entry per person. That would give time for 48 people to join the raffle before it quickly fills up. I know this is out of kindness of OP’s heart so i dont want to intrude. Just thought it would be a good solution to spreading the love to all equally.

[cygan]

@Box Guy there are many ways of raffling and therefore the spots are not filled quickly
e.g. you could draw all 18 remaining cards in one raffle by giving away 100 spots (00-99).
then everyone would have enough time and after a certain block the winners would be determined in the next 17 blocks.
you could also add a rule that a participant can only win one card if his spot is generated several times in the blocks.

but in the end UniJoin organizes the raffles and is responsible for the organization of them. we can be glad that there is this raffle where an additional 0.001BTC per card is paid out - for free.

[Box Guy]

@Box Guy there are many ways of raffling and therefore the spots are not filled quickly
e.g. you could draw all 18 remaining cards in one raffle by giving away 100 spots (00-99).
then everyone would have enough time and after a certain block the winners would be determined in the next 17 blocks.
you could also add a rule that a participant can only win one card if his spot is generated several times in the blocks.

but in the end UniJoin organizes the raffles and is responsible for the organization of them. we can be glad that there is this raffle where an additional 0.001BTC per card is paid out - for free.

Right. Well im always grateful to all who are kind enough to include us in their projects with free raffle. So thank you UniJoin…. I will make it next time 💪🏻

[Cricktor]

Great new article “The Radical History of Bitcoin” and in my opinion very well written. It brought back memories of the time when I discovered PGP pretty early after Phil Zimmermann published it. A book about PGP was very likely my first book about serious cryptography. It's kind of hard to think about it that once publicly published cryptography was considered a military weapon and the failed attempts of three letter agencies to restrict it.

Thanks for this highly recommended read and I'm looking forward for more on this topic and how it planed the ground for the inception of Bitcoin.

[cygan]

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I discovered PGP pretty early after Phil Zimmermann published it.
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when it comes to Phil Zimmermann and his pgp, i would recommend you this german thread: Phil Zimmermanns Gedanken zu PGP - Wir alle sollten sie lesen
for all others interested here is the original thread from GazetaBitcoin: Phil Zimmermann's thoughts about PGP - We all should read them

and as for the medium article by UniJoin, i'll read it in due time. sounds very interesting in any case

[UniJoin]

Great new article “The Radical History of Bitcoin” and in my opinion very well written. It brought back memories of the time when I discovered PGP pretty early after Phil Zimmermann published it. A book about PGP was very likely my first book about serious cryptography. It's kind of hard to think about it that once publicly published cryptography was considered a military weapon and the failed attempts of three letter agencies to restrict it.

Thanks for this highly recommended read and I'm looking forward for more on this topic and how it planed the ground for the inception of Bitcoin.

Thank you very much for the great feedback Cricktor! We are glad you liked our newest article and rest assured, we have more insightful articles in the pipeline that explore the intersections of cryptography, privacy, and the evolution of digital currencies. Stay tuned for these upcoming pieces!


Would be great if you can provide us some feedback when you read the article Cygan! 

Also regarding the raffle, there will be an announcement within 24 hours. Stay tuned!

[UniJoin]

Guys, it's me again. 

We announced another raffle and significantly increased the number of slots, so that everyone will have the opportunity to participate.

We are glad to announce that this series of raffles will be dedicated to UniJoin collectible cards created in cooperation with Icarus. 🔐

There are only 20 cards released and it will be impossible to buy them, but you can take part in one of the 19 raffles and try to win one of them.
 After one of the users wins a custom UniJoin card and confirms that he received it, it will be loaded onto 1mBTC. We wish everyone good luck!

[GazetaBitcoin]

We announced another raffle and significantly increased the number of slots, so that everyone will have the opportunity to participate.

Thank you for the announcement done inside this thread, UniJoin! I am more than sure that the raffle will have now better visibility.

Great new article “The Radical History of Bitcoin” and in my opinion very well written. It brought back memories of the time when I discovered PGP pretty early after Phil Zimmermann published it.

I am more than glad to hear you appreciated this file of history Feel free to like and subscribe if you enjoyed the content!

At same time, let's mention though not just the Twitter post, but also the direct link to the article, from UniJoin's Medium blog:

The Radical History of Bitcoin

when it comes to Phil Zimmermann and his pgp, i would recommend you this german thread: Phil Zimmermanns Gedanken zu PGP - Wir alle sollten sie lesen
for all others interested here is the original thread from GazetaBitcoin: Phil Zimmermann's thoughts about PGP - We all should read them

Thank you for the mention, dear cygan!

[GazetaBitcoin]

I took a look at the translations of this topic, as I was wondering if the changes of OP were applied also by the translators -- I am talking about the new pictograms added to OP.

With this occasion I observed that the Russian translation is not up to date. I was wondering if klarki can also apply the last changes to his translation, thus it would properly mirror the actual design of the OP?

I hope this helps.

[cygan]

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We announced another raffle and significantly increased the number of slots, so that everyone will have the opportunity to participate.
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nice to see that now with this raffle also other users gave the chance to play and maybe win - some variety never hurts
we have also shared this raffle via our twitter account:


https://twitter.com/IcarusCards/status/1701707824253079866

[Yamane_Keto]

Hey @UniJoin Are there any plans to provide APIs to developers or any plans to release Electrum plugin?

Yes, it is on our roadmap to offer an API for UniJoin, so that shops and services can implement our service into their site.

Also, we want to create a system, which will be used to pay for a service who are requesting an exact amount.

Hey @UniJoin

Is there any update about this or if it will be implemented within this year? Excited to try API Mixer.
I want to know whether you have any future ideas for providing a private key or private code that can be used to withdraw from unijoin mixer. I can send coins at any time, and instead of withdrawing it after certain hours, I can withdraw it using a private code at any time and use it to make anonymous deposits or any similar ideas?

[paid2]

Did you see this notification on Telegram?

[Poker Player]

when it comes to Phil Zimmermann and his pgp, i would recommend you this german thread: Phil Zimmermanns Gedanken zu PGP - Wir alle sollten sie lesen
for all others interested here is the original thread from GazetaBitcoin: Phil Zimmermann's thoughts about PGP - We all should read them

In this regard I recommend a quick visit to foxpup's first post on the forum.

At same time, let's mention though not just the Twitter post, but also the direct link to the article, from UniJoin's Medium blog:

The Radical History of Bitcoin

In my case I have also enjoyed this week's article that delves into the prehistory of Bitcoin, or the background that made it possible, showing us how wwhen the internet as we know it had not yet been invented the foundations of Bitcoin were already being laid by people committed to privacy and distrustful of large centralized organizations. Of course, governments saw in these movements a threat to their power and tried to put stones in the way but history shows that they did not achieve their goal.