RE: LeoThread 2025-08-13 21:50

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What happened to the principle of "Don't be evil"?

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Monitoring innocent people who aren't even accused of a crime is wrong. It undermines the presumption of innocence, disrespects the ethical principle of good neighborliness, and blatantly violates the 4th Amendment of the US Constitution.

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For wallet developers facing this situation: resist compliance. If you don't, expect your business to suffer and endure a miserable year while facing dissatisfied customers.

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Switch from the Google Play Store to mobile web PWAs or find other inventive solutions. Perhaps consider discarding your Android device and encourage others to do the same.

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Value yourself and your customers. Resist compliance. Avoid being "pragmatic." Since Google has taken this stance, now is your opportunity to react. Take a stand now, if ever.

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New policy at Google Play Store enforces AML/KYC on non-custodial wallets in the US, effectively excluding such wallet developers from the Play Store in the EU.

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Feels like it got shelved when growth and ad money became the main goal. Which projects do you think still try to stick to it?

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Most projects claim they stick to it, but I’m skeptical. Maybe some smaller decentralized ones still try, like those focused on privacy over profit. Haven’t dug deep into specifics tho

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