In what form will the test results be provided?
Will it just be yes or no or a detailed chart with sugar level and other data?

How long have you been working on your product? where you can see the results of your research?

I wanna ask if these diagnostic device is a stand alone or does it need an assistant to answer clients queries?

You did not think to make other smaller prizes, for example for 1000 new registered users? Just 10,000 seems to me a very large number.

How accurate/precise is this device in terms of medical diagnosis?

Why will people pay for Health Monitor tests?

As I understand it, you recommend installing devices in shopping centers and airports. Have you tried to install devices in clinics and other health facilities?

Which projects will be the priority for your platform?

Do you already have a successful experience of funding in research projects?

It looks like Kickstarter, only with blockchain

Another good option is Wire. It offers some fun messaging tricks, like the ability to doodle, share your location, send images, or record a video. The app also includes a chat bot, Anna, which offers somewhat useful answers to various questions about how to use the app.

You can optionally create an account with your phone number, which makes setup and account deletion easy. Wire is great for one-on-one chats if you would prefer conversations with someone be off the record. But it doesn’t have the same type of social or group features found with some of the other offerings here.

There’s good reason to be skeptical of Facebook when it comes to privacy, but the Facebook Messenger app isn’t the privacy nightmare that some people think it is.

Facebook is gradually forcing users of its mobile app to download the Facebook Messenger app to their smartphones and tablets in order to continue using the chat feature.

Is there a truly secure messaging app? One could spend hours examining all the encrypted communications tools available, from popular services such as WhatsApp and Facebook’s Messenger to newcomers such as Signal and Wire. But while experts agree that some of these options are more secure than others, there always seems to be another flaw waiting to be discovered. This makes the search for a perfect app resemble the hunt for the goose that laid the golden egg.

Telegram, the supposedly secure messaging app, has over 100 million users. You might even be one of them. If you are, you should probably stop using it right now. Here’s the unfortunate truth about Telegram: it’s not as secure as the company’s marketing campaigns might lead you to believe.