Quote from: NightmareLev8 on March 22, 2015, 11:30:35 PM

Hi, I am the developer of the application. It is interesting to see the concerns of trusting and to be honest I actually understand it very well.

I already discussed it with the members of the TRI-project. And I thought about it during the development on how to solve and ensure a reliable trust level.
I came up with a few ideas, like a trusted entity or open-source. Up to a traffic sniffer for Android.
But every solution to ensure trust has its drawbacks.
For example the trusted entity has to review every damn update of the app. Possibly, but...yeah a lot of work. And then there is the question how far I can trust this person not to keep the code for himself.
Second Open-Source does not ensure trust/security, it improves it but not ensure it. If this would be the case, there would be no coin with a hidden premine or other flaws. The same goes for PoD, I have my own opinion about it.
As you see, I made some thoughts about it and I really understand the concerns, but I did not find the perfect solution.

A last remark, which I wrote also to other users of the app. If I would scam someone, I would simply release the -Coin. This would be by far more easy.

Quote from: criptix on March 22, 2015, 10:41:44 PM

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Do you guys plan to make the app for other OS?

Possible, but currently not on my plan.
First I will work further on the Android-App itself and improve it.

To add to this, NightmareLev8 has been working on this app for over 6 months. I'm not sure exactly how many hours he's put into it, but it's not something he whipped up in a weekend.

Also, I think Android has 85% of the total market share for mobile operating systems.