Quote from: sandra_x on April 16, 2019, 12:12:55 AM

Quote from: MIB_COIN on March 14, 2019, 03:10:42 AM

Quote from: ekim88 on March 13, 2019, 07:38:34 PM

If you do not mind, I will post here a link to the pool, which I use myself. http://god.mibpool.com . The project is really interesting. Most importantly, mining does not load the processor. If look more deeply, then in fact it is an imitation of mining. Therefore, for a smartphone, you can not worry too much.

Hi! MIB Miner actually uses the processor to compute real hash algorithm. The smart algorithm which is suited for mobile device enables Smartphones to mine cryptocurrency.

If I am to make a comparison here ,Electroneum did announce some sort of mining simulations, not making use of the phone processor (not really mining). If MIB were to offer something different, that would be impressive. My only fear is that it could take a huge toll on the phone's durability. Real mining is a drain on any device or are there safeguards against this?

This will not damage the smartphone as it is because this is native mining that does not use an Android processor and only simulate mining. so there will be no bad side effects on the smartphone