Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 04:10:44 AM

Don't really like the idea where you exchange your retina scan for small money.

Apparently as i've heard since I've confirmed nothing, they are scanning eye in exchange for WLD which you can sell for money.
If you think about it, it does feels like dystopian straight from black mirror lol, wonder why people are still doing it.

I did a little bit of research on the price of $WLD and it's roughly $1.2 for each token. Apparently even in the poorest corners of the world, the people who receive the token may hold it for a bigger event or a bigger price outburst. So it's totally worthless to exchange your biometric data with just $1.2 coins!

Quote from: Akbarkoe on Today at 05:43:05 AM

Long -term thinking, if one day the veryification tool besides fingerprints for modern and one of the most correct alternatives as a sign of a unique retina of the retina then they (WLD developers) have so much data about you, then you will be very easy to find/use by those who are not responsible, this has a long -term risk in my opinion and it is very dangerous if our data is in the wrong place.

In my country, I finally triggered the attention of the government to stop the eye scans carried out by these project developers, although basically the people who did it in rewards as their rewards but this triggered concerns in the future, and the fact is that most of them take community data without the permission of the government.

Well, this is correct. I saw how many people are really concerned about when the projects reaches to China or Russia and how those governments may force the project developers to give up the data. Although they may go the Telegram way. Just resist giving up data and face bans by the governments and suddenly become the most used app with help of VPNs (this is what happened to Telegram in Iran). But the question is, does Sam Altman have the balls to do the same or he signs up for potential billions of dollars market of PRC or Russia?

Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 04:10:44 AM

Simplir, they are not aware that their data can be used for crime in the future, they only see short -term benefits without being able to see long -term risks.

The biggest crime ever could be identity theft. At least this is my opinion.