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hi guys !
is there someone who also have problems with logging in Datum Web App ? I hope this is a temporary phenomenon and developers can quickly solve this problem.

I think its normal to have this problems as of updating their app so it needs to be sync and working on both web and app. Better to ask it on telegram for much faster answer to this. I'm sure it wouldn't take much longer a week to be fixed. They are to active towards their projects and releases.

Sometimes it took a very long time to load but never experience log in problem, i think you need to clean your cache once in while and delete some histories.

Thanks for the answer! now everything works great! This application I really like, and I periodically visit it, I hope Datum will continue to develop and will be able to find new partners.

I'm sure they will. I believe in a few years, tons of people will be making an extra 200$ a month simply by selling their data. Datum won't be the only one though, as with phones and cars and everything, competition drives the markets

in any case, they are the first whoever tries to implement this wonderful idea, and I think everything will work out with time.

True, businesses like this already exist but I believe datum is the first to implement blockchain to increase transparancy

220$/month sounds a big amount just by selling your data. I can't see how anyone would pay such amount for a person's data.

Check out https://calc.datum.org/ - it is based on real world data, to show how much each listed source collects funds per user (RPA). Also, since the beginning of the year, we've been onboarding partners which are revealing quite interesting usage models, as well as how old business models were ineffective in reaching the users. As a result of those previous methods, a lot of data was shared around and ultimately leaked through different points.

After all, if you have a Fitbit device, you'd be "happy" to know that they were selling access for $47 per user.

This is a very interesting statistics, but on what it is based I did not understand! That is, they receive so much money from advertising companies for 1 user of their network, if this is true - then this is really a huge amount of money!