-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 18
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
nimiq.com #109811
Comments
I'm too familiar with this company. I block them because it's related to Crypto. If a network gets compromised, I don't want untraceable money transfers taking place. From ChatGPT
|
Hi @ShadowWhisperer thanks for your reply, I to will then throw then on the coinblocker list as it seems like they just chained approach and not behavior |
Just to clarify some things about that ChatGPT answer:
Nimiq 2.0 doesn't use any browser-based mining, since the transition to PoS on 19/11/2024 there is no more mining but just staking, which doesn't require any CPU power or harm in any way the user experience. Albatross is not the mining system, but the consensus algorithm. You can read more in this blog post or in this live demo
All transactions can be tracked, as all information is public, traceable and verifiable.
Thank you for taking your time reviewing this, is there any possibility or something I can do so you remove Nimiq related domains from the list? Thank you both, let me know if I can help with anything or provide more information. |
Always and yet always... not It all hinges on the principle of OPT-IN rather than opt-out. If a user is fully aware of what they are opting into, you are essentially opening a wide door for participation. However, to avoid any confusion between this list system and a conventional blacklist, please refer to this section for clarification on this list. This implies that you are already engaging with users, providing them access to knowledge, and assisting them in gaining insights so they can make informed decisions for themselves. This brings us to the crucial question: Are these domains still actively linked to coin mining through the browser? Have users not opted in to this? If the answer to both questions is no, and they can no longer be classified as part of the coin mining industry, then the classification should, of course, be updated to reflect this change. Thanks for you participation Best regards spent 18m |
@Albermonte I understood what I read.
|
No. You cannot mine in the browser anymore since we have transitioned to Proof-of-Stake.
Here I'm not really sure what to answer, because if you go to any web app that uses Nimiq, it needs to load the @nimiq/core package to work and connect to various nodes to reach consensus and be able to interact with the network. So I am confident in saying that there is no danger or reason why nimiq domains should be blacklisted. Thank you for your time. |
For the 0.0000000001% of people who will use Nimiq, they can whitelist on their own.... as with all items in my lists. If there is a massive increase in demand for it, it will still stay in my list. I do not care what it does. If it is crypto related (not just news), it will stay in my list. It'd be like going into a Google block-list and complaining that youtube.com is blocked. It's not being blocked because it's malware, it's blocked because of the category. *An optional category selected by the end user. Answer is final. Have a good weekend. |
No need to attack 😅
Of course they can, but extra steps are always harmful for UX. People with no tech background using a VPN with an adblocker ON and finding that they cannot connect or use our apps won't think about whitelisting a specific domain in the adblocker, they will think that it doesn't work and will blame us and move on.
I can totally understand that, I'm just trying to do what I can in favor of our userbase like you are doing in favor of your userbase. |
Hi @Albermonte Thanks you a lot for sharing this knowledge to us all, it is very appreciated. About having your domain removed from the Coin blocker list, I primarily stands as ShadowWhisperer, bot at least to the whitelist policy, but to the nature of this projects goal, spreading knowledge of domain. If you like, you are most welcome to write a little text I can add in the top of the OP, where you shortly describe your domain. |
Nimiq Keyguard - keyguard.nimiq.com
Nimiq Hub - hub.nimiq.com
The actual blockchain communication is handled by the browser client. Nimiq Website - nimiq.com
In essence, nimiq.com is the entry point for users to learn about, interact with, and join the Nimiq blockchain ecosystem. |
Comments
@ShadowWhisperer do you have any comments about the Cryptocurrency mining in badmojr/1Hosts#1896? Do you believe it should still be added to #coinblocker?
easyprivacy/easyprivacy_trackingservers_mining.txt:||nimiq.com^$third-party
Wildcard domain records
Sub-Domain records
Hosts (RFC:952) specific records, not used by DNS RPZ firewalls
Safe Search records
Screenshots
Screenshot, click to expand
N/A
Links to external sources
nimiq.com
in phishing (Database)nimiq.com
in Phishing.Databasetwo_networks_can_connect_double_dial
nimiq/core-rs-albatross#1412Name servers
logs from uBlock Origin
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: