Tried Twetch out once, out of curiosity. I mean, I
tried to try it out.. until I found out you have to pay money to post anything on there, hoping to get it back from others who engage with your stuff. And apparently, that isn't enough:
There is a one-time cost of $9.99 to access the feature, but once you have purchased the app, you do not have any further costs.
Source:
https://www.zdnet.com/google-amp/article/blockchain-based-twitter-competitor-twetch-releases-encrypted-chat-app/How private and encrypted is it if there's an one-time cost? Is it even open source, knowing that you don't get the app without paying for it? The fact that
private keys are used to have a private chat is even more worrying..
The fact that Twetch exists makes the entire Wright argument even funnier. He hasn't only copied Bitcoin - the community is going for larger names as well. Wouldn't be surprised if some F
ecebook is under development in their community.. This entire SV thing is all about copying.
These comments from
this Reddit thread about Twetch are worth a little laugh.
...snip...
Is very interesting to see that Twetch now is a more advanced Twitter since it's on blockchain, this beta version is promising
all messages are encrypted via AES and ECIES, - each Twetch action is immortalised as an onchain message. Thus Twetch stands out from Twitter with its micropayments interactions created value added, this concept is unique on a stable protocol....snip...
Twetch is a perfect example of; BSV developers literally building castles in someone else's sandbox ...
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4985868.msg55170675#msg55170675Immortalized (immutable data) on a blockchain is going to be a legal problem for BSV and for Twetch ...
See for example: EU - Data Protection Directive
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Protection_DirectiveWelcome to law!Furthermore,
if you have to pay to speak and/or be incentivized to be heard then that is not freedom of speech.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speechBest of luck to the BSV clown show. I mean come on the Twetch owner thinks he's a frog. ROFL.