Quote from: dzonikg28 on January 26, 2018, 07:53:09 AM

Quote from: cederis on January 17, 2018, 04:26:52 PM

Quote from: dzonikg28 on January 17, 2018, 04:05:49 PM

Won't you have legal problems with your business model in some jurisdictions throughout the world? I know that regulation is quite tough when it comes to ISP in some countries.

In most countries we will not have problems. Countries at war or with little democracy will be almost impossible.

Quote from: Doctor-Coin on January 17, 2018, 10:58:34 AM

well, this is an international project and has no bounty campaign? Its really nice that in less then 2 hours 20% of ICO sold out, but if you want an international community you need a bounty campaign with translations in different languages !

This is a subject that causes some controversy, but we will do a bounty campaign and the necessary marketing, but once the global deployment begins and we have several licenses from several countries.

Ok but if you democratize ISP, do I understand correctly that you are a threat to the business model of existing ISPs? Or would they still earn their share from the market? If you are a threat to them, aren't there countries with laws that exclusively grant certain rights to ISPs, which protect them from broader competition? Not sure, I might be mistaken here but I thought that's a reason why competition in that sector has been limited.

In most democratic countries, there is a law of free competition, although it is true that in some countries, where the largest companies are state-owned, this model may not like them very much, because we will not continue with the established model, and we will not do bad practices that many operators do, such as data collation, access restriction, etc.