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Do Not Ignore These Emails—Gmail, Outlook And Apple Mail Users Must Act NowYou won’t realize you’re under attack until it’s too late. You’ll be frustrated and annoyed, perplexed by the spam crowding out your inbox. It’s a distraction — you’re under attack. https://t.co/Cx67sONCMF ...

I have so many spam dms, i need to check my inbox, it's going to take a lot of time ☹️X didn't fix that spam, i am missing some important messages becouse of that problem...From now only verified users can dm me, another way to contact me is my telegram ( username in my bio) ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)This. And the biggest cost of the spam isn't the volume; it's the legal and moral risks that come with arbitrary non-financial content, which are far larger, far less predictable, and far less manageable by the bitcoin leal community, than the legal and moral risks from merely arbitrary financial transactions. ...

Risks Associated with Spam - The biggest cost of spam is not the volume itself [1] - The legal and moral risks associated with arbitrary non-financial content are significant [1] - These risks are far larger, less predictable, and less manageable than those from arbitrary financial transactions [1] Bitcoin Legal Community - The bitcoin legal community faces challenges in managing the legal and moral risks from non-financial content [1]

Problem Statement - Spam and unwanted communication are pervasive across various platforms, including TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, email, and text messages [2] - Current solutions like call blocking apps and data removal companies are fragmented and ineffective due to "identity chaos" [9][10][11] - Data fragmentation prevents platforms from accurately identifying and filtering spam, leading to both spam in inboxes and legitimate messages in spam folders [12] - Users bear the burden of digital maintenance, including managing notifications, deleting unwanted messages, and adjusting settings across multiple platforms [13][14] Data Broker and Identity Chaos - Data brokers collect, package, and sell personal information without explicit consent [4][5] - There exists a network of over 5,000 data brokers actively involved in buying and selling user data [5] - One data broker, Axiom, possesses information on over 25 亿 (2.5 billion) people globally, representing half of the internet population [5] - Data brokers collect various data points, including phone numbers, email addresses, interests, demographics, shopping history, and sensitive data [6] - Digital identities and data are scattered across the internet, creating "identity chaos" due to data being stored separately by millions of apps and services [8] Proposed Solution - The proposed solution involves using "identity agents" or "good bots" to collect and represent users' digital identities online [16] - These agents would consolidate communication data, filter calls, delete messages, and verify senders based on user preferences and history [17] - The goal is to provide a universal block button that works across all platforms, creating a universal language for filtering preferences and messages [18] - The vision is a world without spam, achieved through an army of identity agents working on behalf of individual users [19]

Bitcoin Network Concerns - The Bitcoin Network's Pro-Filter anti Core v30 side highlights that spam adds burden to Bitcoin full nodes [1] Technical Analysis - The tweet includes links to potentially relevant visual or data resources for further investigation [1]

Exclusive: Criminal gangs in China have made more than a billion dollars from spamming your smartphone with messages about things like unpaid highway tolls https://t.co/WpSjvmGydh ...

Node Operation & Property Rights - Node operator property rights are paramount, emphasizing "Your node, your rules" [1] - The discussion revolves around node operators' rights, not state intervention [1] Spam Mitigation - Making spam difficult, requiring exploits, has legal and practical significance [1] - The argument against a defeatist attitude towards spam prevention is highlighted [1]

Criminal Activity - Criminal gangs in China have profited over 1 billion USD from spamming smartphones [1] - The spam messages relate to issues such as unpaid highway tolls [1]