Peer-to-peer

So I guess, because we had some panels earlier today where they were having, I don't think I was moderating that one miraculously.

So I think they were making that distinction between a business RCS like A2P and P2P because I feel like what you're describing, you know, they'll be less broad if we have a good process in place for business RCS where a brand is verified.

But we're still not quite sure what we're going to do around P2P RCS.

You can expect the fraudsters to gravitate.

So it feels like, I don't know if you have any views on what we do around P2P RCS or

Yeah, I mean, I don't really...

I mean, with P2P, the hope is, right, like, if you're getting P2P RCS messages, it's coming from a phone number that, you know, it's a person you know, and they're already in your address book.

How you get around the P2P, like, sim farms, like, in RCS, like...

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P2P.

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Either person to person or player to player.

this $5 for the tables.

Of course, the solution for P2P transactions don't work when I go to a merchant, and most of them don't work when I go online.

These solutions don't work, for example, in all the areas when there's not an internet connection.

These are all online solutions, and so if there's not an internet connection, I cannot use it, meaning it's in the area when there's not a connection or during times when there's not an internet connection, for example, during natural disasters.

There's going to be four main use cases.

So they will be person to person online, which means that Nicola Branzoli can transfer money to an employee of Banque de France right away, wherever he is.

P2P offline, so me and my colleague in Rome can exchange money just putting together our two smartphones.

And then there will be P2B, so person-to-business online at the store, so through POS, the point-of-sale machines, and then e-commerce essentially.

It's also free online at the NakamotoInstitute.org. And the individual chapters and essays are broken out so people can access my work there, too.

The P2P app, I've been lucky enough to test it out in beta.

It works so well already.

So I'm excited to see the release and the broader launch.

Yeah, yesterday.

No, Monday.

Full Cal paid in Bitcoin using the P2P app.

That's why I never had to expose addresses or QR codes.

That could be something very specific, but there are other things that, as I said before, I think we work a lot on collaboration.

P2P, it's something that in many chapters just mentioned but it's not really lived you know so we lived a lot the the the p2p work because we are truly believers that uh in the near future there is no one company that we could provide a set of services to to their customers so working together is something important and that me that means uh giving our associate the meanings to uh gain this trust and as i said during our events we provide uh these meanings there's a lot of one-to-one session when partners get to know together get that uh get to work in that trust maybe it's not only that because there's the the party and the time to to uh to relax later where they can just deep dive in the more personal way and i think this is something that really surprised our our mc

So I have comments on the P2P thing, but I think we go to that later, right? So I would say the one thing we were actually, I don't think we still are.

We were the richest chapter in the world.

So we had the biggest budget and the most money in the bank.

The simple fact that me being here in MIA, the simple fact that Michiel works very close with Paco, with me, and with other partners, indeed, inside the association and outside, shows them that we are able to do it.

But obviously, we need to have the mindset to achieve that.

On P2P, right? So it depends on the openness of the owner of the company or the people involved, right? So if you are open, transparent, you're a giver, you know, they do P2P.

Dahua.

Four- 14 and a half thousand plus Dahua devices using credential attacks, auth bypasses, and P2P.

So I mean, this is good old stuff.

Yeah.

The thing that was interesting to me is, uh, 'cause there's a, you know, authentication bypass flaw, that's fine.

Okay, so you didn't patch, whatever.

It says it did it through the P2P relay technique.

Peer-to-peer, right?