How To Earn Crypto On Social Media

How To Earn Crypto On Social Media

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Here is the description for this video called How To Earn Crypto On Social Media by the YouTube channel Naomi Brockwell:

Social media dominates our lives, and we willingly spend hours of our time engaging on these platforms FOR FREE. But what if we could actually make money doing this?

Scott C Cunningham joins me to review some excellent alternatives to mainstream platforms that actually PAY YOU in cryptocurrency for doing literally the same things you are probably already doing.

Earning crypto is one of the best ways to get involved, and these platforms are a good way to start integrating it into your daily life.

The Most Private Messaging Apps

The Most Private Messaging Apps

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Here is how the YouTube channel Naomi Brockwell describes this video:

Seeing as we do a huge amount of our communicating via messaging services these days, it’s important to know what information we are giving out, and to whom.
There are many messaging apps that bill themselves as being “private”, but which ones actually are?

We dig into WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, Signal, Session, Threema, Wire, and Matrix to tell you what’s what.

Written by Reuben Yap, C. Edward Kelso, and Naomi Brockwell
Special thanks to Kieran Mesquita and Andy for their help with research
Edited by Lee Rennie

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The Worst Messaging Apps For Privacy

The WORST messaging apps for PRIVACY

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Here is how the YouTube channel Naomi Brockwell describes this video:

The ability to share short messages instantly to someone’s phone has transformed the way we communicate. There are countless options: SMS, iMessage, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Signal… but how PRIVATE are these services?

In this video, go over some of the LEAST private messaging apps, and what to look for in an app if privacy is important to you.

In our next video, we’ll review some of the messaging apps that bill themselves as “private”… and whether they actually are!

Written by Reuben Yap, C. Edward Kelso, and Naomi Brockwell
Edited by Lee Rennie