Gambling apps are not good for privacy

[Furious 7]

I don't think there are any significant differences in features between gambling websites and apps. Some of my friends also gamble online, some on websites and some on apps. I haven't noticed any distinct features; perhaps there are, but I'm not aware of them. And it's not just apps; the purpose of online gambling is certainly to make it easier for them to gamble wherever they want, a move that's keeping pace with developments.

Children nowadays often prefer to play on their phones, so it's best not to install gambling apps, especially if they're from the city and often borrow our phones. Even if they don't understand the steps, they might perceive us negatively because of it. And for those who hide their gambling activities, I think that's normal.

mostly yes the apps and site doesn't have much different, this depend on how the apps give better experience too. every company have their own way to get new user.
if have a children of course better to not installing gambling apps, not because to prevent them, but also to safe our balance used by them.

This can be a good option especially when our young children are always borrowing or using our cell phones. I am always like that where my child always tries to use my cellphone even though I have given him his own cellphone, so rather than the worst possibility happening then I would rather take the safest way to not install applications that could have an impact on the child's growth.

On the one hand, I also prefer to play using websites in this case. Not that apps are bad, it's just that I feel that being on a site that I open on a website is more fun than being on a site using an app. Maybe this happens because I'm used to opening chrome and opening sites so when doing it in the app it looks a little different in terms of feeling because I'm not used to doing it.

[finaleshot2016]

Google play and app store doesn’t allow gambling platforms that can be risky, but I agree if there are 3rd party apps, it’s not good for having it on mobile phones. Also, I don’t like apps for gambling platforms, i’m very cautious to it and very sensitive to security so I don’t download apps that has below trust score. Some says there’s no difference, but you can use VPS, VON, incognito, or anything that will secure your privacy. These can reduce the risks, not entirely but it'll be helpful than using app that is directly connected. So yah, user awareness and disciplined security practices remain the most important safeguards in times like this especially digital age is full of scammers and using your details for unlawful acts.

[SquallLeonhart]

I drift more towards statement you quoted, although I don't think, 'waste of money' wording is correct, and would rather go with, 'not rewarding enough'.

As for websites being more fast than casino apps, I'd disagree, a well programmed casino app will be faster and fluent than the website.

Considering over half of all gambling is done on mobile phones, I think waste of money is not correct wording at all. If you are a casino with a great app, like something that would actually be good to play and not slow or anything, you could get a ton of money from it. Doesn't mean from PC is a bad option, of course that is very important too, but an app would pay for itself in a single day if you do a good job.

This is why most of the big names like stake has their app and paid millions to build a very strong and safe and secure one just too get players to bet on it. Obviously if you cheap out and hire some cheap coders then you are going to have a terrible app and nobody will play on it because how terrible it is.

[Emeraldo]

Moreover, there is less user control over apps, while users have self-control over using browsers. Therefore, browsers are better than apps for gambling.

That's right, we are people who, when we see our children with their phones, they get into games and we have to control everything, What you say about the browser is very true To be honest , I don't play casino games from my phone I'm not very good at it because playing on a phone seems very difficult to me because it's small. I prefer playing from my PC.

You can give it a try maybe you might like it but if it is due to the screen that you don't like to gamble using mobile, you can at least use a tablet that has a bigger screen so that you can see the screen very clearly and the objects on the screen will be very clear for you. You know there are places you can not gamble if you only stick to using PC to bet. You can get a quick signal and if you are not someone that can at least use a mobile to gamble, this will be very hard for you. There can be cases where you don't want to touch your PC and mobile can be another option for you.

[Mindyspace]

Google play and app store doesn’t allow gambling platforms that can be risky but I agree if there are 3rd party apps, it’s not good for having it on mobile phones. Also, I don’t like apps for gambling platforms, i’m very cautious to it and very sensitive to security so I don’t download apps that has below trust score. Some says there’s no difference but you can use VPS, VON, incognito, or anything that will secure your privacy.

I think so too. An app not available in official app stores is already a red flag. Even with privacy tools, the risk remains, so I prefer to avoid those kinds of apps. Who knows if there isn't something behind it that could steal your data? I don't know, you can't trust just anything these days...

[taufik123]

I think so too. An app not available in official app stores is already a red flag. Even with privacy tools, the risk remains, so I prefer to avoid those kinds of apps. Who knows if there isn't something behind it that could steal your data? I don't know, you can't trust just anything these days...

Although it is not officially released and is not available on the play store due to regulatory reasons for some countries,
the gambling mobile application will usually be available on the gambling website, and it is only a matter of choosing what type of OS Android or iOS is using, so it is not a red flag.

But if the application is obtained from the black-market and it is not clear, it can be very dangerous because it is possible that the application has been modified.
And application installation will also be protected by Play Protect on Android and will be detected if indeed the application is malicious.

If the website display is still good enough and responsive for mobile, now the browser can be an application that can be embedded,
so that it is no different from the installer application and the fungi are almost the same.

Gambling websites today have thought about UI/UX for mobile so that it is more responsive, easy to use and suitable for all devices.

As I tried on duelbits.com website via Android Chrome Browser, Just with the browser the display is very responsive and the website page duelbits can also be installed from the Browser,
so it doesn't take up much space and is more suitable for users who don't want to install heavy mobile applications.



And For Privacy, I use a VPN to disguise my IP, For KYC will only be optional for those who want to withdraw large funds from gambling or those players who have more money or win the jackpot.

[danadc]

I think so too. An app not available in official app stores is already a red flag. Even with privacy tools, the risk remains, so I prefer to avoid those kinds of apps. Who knows if there isn't something behind it that could steal your data? I don't know, you can't trust just anything these days...

Although it is not officially released and is not available on the play store due to regulatory reasons for some countries,
the gambling mobile application will usually be available on the gambling website, and it is only a matter of choosing what type of OS Android or iOS is using, so it is not a red flag.

But if the application is obtained from the black-market and it is not clear, it can be very dangerous because it is possible that the application has been modified.
And application installation will also be protected by Play Protect on Android and will be detected if indeed the application is malicious.

If the website display is still good enough and responsive for mobile, now the browser can be an application that can be embedded,
so that it is no different from the installer application and the fungi are almost the same.

Gambling websites today have thought about UI/UX for mobile so that it is more responsive, easy to use and suitable for all devices.

As I tried on duelbits.com website via Android Chrome Browser, Just with the browser the display is very responsive and the website page duelbits can also be installed from the Browser,
so it doesn't take up much space and is more suitable for users who don't want to install heavy mobile applications.



And For Privacy, I use a VPN to disguise my IP, For KYC will only be optional for those who want to withdraw large funds from gambling or those players who have more money or win the jackpot.

Duelbits is really focused and has worked hard to achieve something like this, congratulations! Honestly, with Google Play, due to regulations, this always happens. I like the VPN protection feature (I just hope that playing this way doesn't cause problems later when withdrawing and that the casino verifies that a VPN was used). I like this because you can play comfortably from your phone.

[taufik123]

Duelbits is really focused and has worked hard to achieve something like this, congratulations! Honestly, with Google Play, due to regulations, this always happens. I like the VPN protection feature (I just hope that playing this way doesn't cause problems later when withdrawing and that the casino verifies that a VPN was used). I like this because you can play comfortably from your phone.

Yes, this is a form of the Team's dedication to Duelbits so that it can present a very responsible website for all devices.
For VPN use I always use it because indeed my country blocks all access to gambling websites, but I only play for entertainment only and I use very little money (see my balance).

For withdrawals using VPNs, I can still do it easily using crypto, but of course it is still below the withdrawal threshold which requires KYC.
There have been no problems whatsoever during withdrawals using a VPN to date, but I rarely make withdrawals, just deposit a small amount of money and play as entertainment.

[Dunamisx]

I can never encourage any gambling site to have app.

What if you have children at home and you downloaded the app, will that be good as children likes accessing their parents devices?

Gambling may not be as bad as it may applies to others when it comes to privacy matters and the way we allow our children get exposed to it, this is our own responsibility, which everyone must be able to know why and how to safeguard their children from gambling or having access to their phone on gambling apps.