I use controld.com p2 dns over tls which kills known malware, tracking, and ads. I have it set up as a standard DNS provider on my home network so that everybody uses it and it works great.
I’ve been using proton for several years but I’m moving to tutmta because I can pay for the service with Monero and that is incredibly important to me. I also own my own custom domain that I’m able to pay for with Monero. So I don’t have to worry about constantly switching emails because I can just set up my custom domain with the new email provider and all my old email addresses still work.
The one good thing about banks is they make these little plastic rectangles with metal chips in them that you can insert into a device at the terminal in order to pay for your stuff. No bank app required.
At least in the United States, these little plastic rectangles have a series of 16 numbers on them, followed by a date and a year and a three digit code.
The biggest thing they cite is that you have to trust fdroid to build the applications properly without inserting changes.
The way to fix that is something called reproducible builds where the developer builds their app and says that their build has this ID and then the software provider builds the app and compares the ID.
If the IDs match 100% then you can be certain that the App Store has not tampered with the developers version of the app.
https://xmrbazaar.com/. no js, any email, Monero native
Retoswap.com is what you want. Its a haveno network that is functional. The main haveno is testnet only so the dev avoids any sort of legal entanglement
Yep, with the security deposit system, the Monero buyer does not get the Monero until they have paid. And the security deposits mean people are less likely to try to run away from a trade and not pay. Zero deposit offers do exist, but the seller is the only ones who can create those. And so they can choose to not do those if they wish.
Getting a smaller quantity or using a higher risk payment method does generally mean a higher premium.
Good point