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Messaging app Signal rolls out testing of private transactions for its UK users. It has decided to go with a lesser established Privacy Coin called Mobilecoin.
Messaging app Signal rolls out testing of private transactions for its UK users. It has decided to go with a lesser established Privacy Coin called Mobilecoin.
“Signal's choice of MobileCoin is no surprise for anyone watching the cryptocurrency's development since it launched in late 2017. Marlinspike has served as a paid technical adviser for the project since its inception, and he's worked with Goldbard to design MobileCoin's mechanics with possible future integration into apps like Signal in mind. (Marlinspike notes, however, that neither he nor Signal owns any MobileCoins.)”
“Signal's choice of MobileCoin is no surprise for anyone watching the cryptocurrency's development since it launched in late 2017. Marlinspike has served as a paid technical adviser for the project since its inception, and he's worked with Goldbard to design MobileCoin's mechanics with possible future integration into apps like Signal in mind. (Marlinspike notes, however, that neither he nor Signal owns any MobileCoins.)”
Taking a cue from its rival WhatsApp, the fast-growing encrypted messaging app Signal has announced to let users send money in cryptocurrency to friends and relatives, as it tests a new peer-to-peer payments system in the beta version of its app.
Taking a cue from its rival WhatsApp, the fast-growing encrypted messaging app Signal has announced to let users send money in cryptocurrency to friends and relatives, as it tests a new peer-to-peer payments system in the beta version of its app.
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