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[GALLERY=media, 1067]33 by arcticglobal posted Jan 27, 2021 at 9:31 PM[/GALLERY]
 
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this PI APP dose not draining your phone battery, And you even do not need to leave the APP open to mine, Pi does not affect your phone's performance, or use your network data.
 
I just found that you could add other PI users accounts into your security circle even you do not have any invitation relation with those PI users , adding 5 members could help to MAX your current earning rate.
 
Also, you could hide your real name by tapping upper right corner main menu, profile,switching on" Hide real name "to get more privacy.
 
arcticglobal said:
I just found that you could add other PI users accounts into your security circle even you do not have any invitation relation with those PI users , adding 5 members could help to MAX your current earning rate.
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You mean just add anyone if you can find out their username? Presumably the other user gets to accept or decline, because otherwise this has either "extremely poor design" or "scam" written all over it.
 
Hadron said:
You mean just add anyone if you can find out their username? Presumably the other user gets to accept or decline, because otherwise this has either "extremely poor design" or "scam" written all over it.
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No, You could not add a PI user to your security circle if you are not the person who invited that PI user but just got that person's PI account(That means you do not know that PI user well). However, if you know an existed PI user's cell phone number (That means you know that person ) , even you do not have any invited/inviting relation with that PI user, you could add him/her into your security circle. It is is a kind of smart design, isnt it?
 
arcticglobal said:
No, You could not add a PI user to your security circle if you are not the person who invited that PI user but just got that person's PI account(That means you do not know that PI user well). However, if you know an existed PI user's cell phone number (That means you know that person ) , even you do not have any invited/inviting relation with that PI user, you could add him/her into your security circle. It is is a kind of smart design, isnt it?
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Why is it smart? I know many people's phone numbers, that doesn't mean they'd want me to do this (if any of them were Pi users). If there is not a confirmation on their part it is at best cavalier and careless design of the sort that would make me suspicious of the project and its authors.
 
What are security circles?
Security circles are groups of 3-5 trusted people built by each of Pi’s members. Security circles secure the currency by building a global trust graph that prevents bad actors from executing fraudulent transactions. .
While cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin secure their ledgers by forcing miners to burn energy (proof of work), Pi secures its ledger when its members vouch for each other as trustworthy. Pi’s Contributors vouch for each other by building security circles comprised of 3-5 members they deem as trustworthy. Security circles should be comprised of people you trust not to execute fraudulent transactions. The network’s security circles form a global trust graph that determines who can be trusted to execute transactions on Pi’s ledger.
 
Going not to have a whirl on it, sounds a bit fishy, of seeing an app just popping up out of no where,
when is the first going to strike then, we do not allow diigtal money to access throughout or apps, media, or phone calls for a bit either, we do not want it anyways, not even all the PhD's will even tickle us on conviencing on this.
 
gohai said:
Looks profitable, so I want to check it. I think digital money I can invest in ecommerce projects. I want to sell different stuff and for communicating with buyers I will use EspoCRM platform
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Milo Willamson said:
Going not to have a whirl on it, sounds a bit fishy, of seeing an app just popping up out of no where,
when is the first going to strike then, we do not allow diigtal money to access throughout or apps, media, or phone calls for a bit either, we do not want it anyways, not even all the PhD's will even tickle us on conviencing on this.
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If you have a cell phone, know how to install app. and want a stable income with unlimited opportunity in the near future, you are in the RIGHT PLACE at the RIGHT TIME.
You do not need to sale anything, No inventory. No deliveries. No collecting payments. No meetings. No bugging friends. There are no fees to purchase, no quotas, and no limits, even there is no any financial commitment required.
You only need to take less than 5 seconds daily. Free training is included.
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What have you got to lose?
 
FACTS WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Pi's SMARTPHONE MINER/APPS

1. I Tried it and using it for almost 3 month and I notice that it cannot cause my phone to high temperature.

2. It doesn't cause lag also to my phone.

3. The Apps is super light, so after you run it, you can minimize it and use your phone as you use it your daily task.

4. Once you run it, it doesn't consume of your cellphone ram or data.

5. And the best part is, the apps doesn't need the network data or wifi to mine Pi, once you tap the mine button, you can shut it off the data or wifi especially at bed time.
 
To start earning Pi, check in every 24 hours and hit the lightning button to start mining. Once you are mining, you can boost your hourly rate by inviting trusted friends and family to join the community. After 3 days of mining, you can boost your earnings more by building your security circle, which contributes to the overall security of the network. Keep in mind, earlier members of the network mine at a higher rate than those that come after them.
 
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