Quote from: akuci on February 14, 2018, 05:24:50 PM

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In my opinion : that actually, should be the number one priority in your plan and schedule. Smiley
I'm pretty sure if you do that, so many people will undoubtedly dump other miners and jump in instantly. Smiley
Just a thought.

He said that he would add an option to opt out the second part of the communication, not the first part.
So there will be still a private connection ongoing.

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The first communication checks the update and receives license information, including for example where to mine devfee. Because of security reasons, it would be very hard to eliminate this private communication.

The follow-up communications only send runtime information of bminer, like the mining speed of each card and performance status. This may enable bminer to choose better optimization strategies.

I understand that you do that so people cannot disable the dev fee, but we still don't want it. Just live with that, most of us don't want to use your miner if there is ANY kind of encrypted connection ongoing. There are alternatives we can use, so you should focus to gain more popularity instead of making your incomes ultra secure or whatever you want to do. You're going against the people who can provide you your 2%, so just think about it, how many people would mess with some shady no dev fee mods if there is a stable and fast miner available, also secure and virus free, with an active development? I don't think many. So you lose this way more than you would lose if a few morons decide to remove the dev fee. Also you're gaining a bad reputation this way. People are talking already that your miner reports the hashrare higher than it actually is.

Just think about it.

Actually, that's what I mean, buddy!

I just not smart enough to use words to express my thought.

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Hopefully, Realbminer could understand what we meant, and not take it negatively.

Happy mining!