#paymail protocol lacks user privacy, restricts user freedom & its security is inadequate. Building on a federated model with heavy reliance on 3rd party API is archaic.
@shadders333 @connolly_dan @ryanxcharles @JamesBelding @derekm00r3
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Moreover why should Bitcoin tx. security depend on a centralized top down certificate hierarchy anyway, a new more robust model is possible.
Threats from spoofing, DNS/DNSSEC/TLS vulnerabilities, service provider breach (hacker) or going rogue etc. are real.
My humble request to the SV leaders, do review #Allegory/#AllPay paper (recently revised), it holds potential.
gist.github.com/stoichammer/a3…
I understand, short-term capturing market share with quick-to-market 3rd party solutions & API seem enticing. But in the long run, everyone will benefit from an open identity protocol that holds user-sovereignty in high regard.
#AllPay Public mode is easily extensible for BIP-270 like functionality, and the Authorized mode security & privacy is unparalleled.
Unwieldy Bitcoin addresses can be a thing of the past.
Also #Allegory can be readily leveraged for plenty of other applications as well, e.g micro-blogging
Lastly, this thread is not meant to induce distress & although I am voicing an inconvenient topic, I am pro SV and ...