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There must be a reason for limiting one mining bot per machine (as of today). Probably it wouldn't be a good idea to keep Utopia Client App and Utopia Miner in the same phone.
That's true, even so it seems to me an interesting option considering the large number of mobile devices that are in circulation.
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Yes, one scenario would be having UAM on a tablet while the client app is on the phone.
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However, since some mobile providers do not assign static IP addresses, this would be a no-go for UAM to work on Android.
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Will mining be possible with android? in a high-end phone I imagine, but will they develop it?
It is unlikely because yet the processors of ARM phones are not adapted for it, will need a lot of RAM to resolve this issue and work with the system android c taking into account what it may be a closed distribution (and it happens), well, the power capacity that makes at the moment mining on the phone is not effective.
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There must be a reason for limiting one mining bot per machine (as of today). Probably it wouldn't be a good idea to keep Utopia Client App and Utopia Miner in the same phone.
In principle, the technical stuff can be separated and used separately. But the problem is that eating more RAM and not understandable work and with the heating of such a processor will be a problem. But it is possible to use a separate phone for such needs.
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However, since some mobile providers do not assign static IP addresses, this would be a no-go for UAM to work on Android.
I agree with you here, too.
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Will mining be possible with android? in a high-end phone I imagine, but will they develop it?
I guess not with these technologies.
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Nelagorn;1615 wrote:Will mining be possible with android? in a high-end phone I imagine, but will they develop it?
I guess not with these technologies.
Well, we will have to wait for the change in technology, I remember all the things that seemed impossible on Symbian and are now everyday on Android.
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Even if mining won't be a choice in Android, the adoption of Utopia will skyrocket upon the release of Utopia P2P Client app for Android, which is very good. This will attract many new users to the ecosystem, thus making it stronger in all ways.
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For these last 2 posts I think there was a definite answer, but it disappeared somewhere?
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<div class="quotebox"><cite>Gordon;1644 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><div class="quotebox"><cite>Nelagorn;1615 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><p>Will mining be possible with android? in a high-end phone I imagine, but will they develop it?</p></div></blockquote></div><p>I guess not with these technologies.</p></div></blockquote></div><br /><p>Well, we will have to wait for the change in technology, I remember all the things that seemed impossible on Symbian and are now everyday on Android.</p>
In the meantime, we have to get past the semiconductor supply crisis at this point in time.
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Even if mining won't be a choice in Android, the adoption of Utopia will skyrocket upon the release of Utopia P2P Client app for Android, which is very good. This will attract many new users to the ecosystem, thus making it stronger in all ways.
It would be interesting if the developers of Utopia would develop an OS with more and advanced features.
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<p>The only news I have is from the Utopia P2P Ecosystem<br /> channel 34DE40E12685EE0E9269F33986A011B2 <br />"Official 1984 Group statements and announcements"<br />Which I recommend, that on October 24, 2021 they publish the image of a mobile phone <br />with the utopia logo... I guess it's already very close.</p>
Let's hope that in today's world, people use mobile phones much more than computers. It would be very good publicity for the network.
I am a software developer in C/C++ and Python
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Will mining be possible with android? in a high-end phone I imagine, but will they develop it?
No it won't, the phone is as weak and the IP is dynamic on the phone. Which makes mining on the phone not possible.
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<div class="quotebox"><cite>filename;978 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><p><p>The only news I have is from the Utopia P2P Ecosystem<br /> channel 34DE40E12685EE0E9269F33986A011B2 <br />&quot;Official 1984 Group statements and announcements&quot;<br />Which I recommend, that on October 24, 2021 they publish the image of a mobile phone <br />with the utopia logo... I guess it&#039;s already very close.</p></p></div></blockquote></div><p>Let's hope that in today's world, people use mobile phones much more than computers. It would be very good publicity for the network.</p>
Utopia on the phone is already out but it takes time to make it usable for the end user. It only has a small amount of some features, so far the desktop version of Utopia is much better.
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Updating the forum about the spontaneous application closures is a good idea. You can create a post outlining the issue and the steps you've taken to troubleshoot it so far. This will inform other users who might be experiencing the same problem and could potentially help gather more information
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The Utopia mobile app could offer secure messaging functionality, allowing users to communicate with their contacts securely from anywhere. Messages would be encrypted end-to-end, ensuring that only the intended recipients can access them. Additionally, features like self-destructing messages and message retraction could provide users with greater control over their conversations and data.
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The Utopia mobile app could include functionality for secure file transfer and storage, enabling users to securely send and receive files while on the move. Files would be encrypted before transmission and stored securely on the user's device, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected. The app could also offer features for organizing and managing files, such as folders and file encryption options.
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The Utopia mobile app could include functionality for secure file transfer and storage, enabling users to securely send and receive files while on the move. Files would be encrypted before transmission and stored securely on the user's device, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected. The app could also offer features for organizing and managing files, such as folders and file encryption options.
Encrypting files before transmission ensures that sensitive data remains protected from interception or unauthorized access. This is crucial for maintaining privacy and confidentiality, especially for business or personal sensitive information.
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Lanistergame2;35557 wrote:The Utopia mobile app could include functionality for secure file transfer and storage, enabling users to securely send and receive files while on the move. Files would be encrypted before transmission and stored securely on the user's device, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected. The app could also offer features for organizing and managing files, such as folders and file encryption options.
Encrypting files before transmission ensures that sensitive data remains protected from interception or unauthorized access. This is crucial for maintaining privacy and confidentiality, especially for business or personal sensitive information.
You are right mate,Storing files securely on the user's device reduces the risk of data breaches. Users can have peace of mind knowing that their files are safeguarded against unauthorized access.
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Reward system for participation and contribution to the community.Badges, points, and leaderboards to encourage engagement.
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Learning and Resources
Access to courses, webinars, and workshops on various topics.Resource library with articles, videos, and tutoria
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Users can employ encrypted file vaults on their devices, ensuring that sensitive documents, photos, and other files are protected from prying eyes. With encryption, even if someone gains access to the device, they won't be able to view the contents of these files without the decryption key.
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Implementing biometric authentication, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, adds an extra layer of security to file storage. This way, only the authorized user can access their files, reducing the risk of unauthorized access even if the device is lost or stolen.
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Messaging apps that offer end-to-end encryption ensure that conversations and shared files remain secure from interception. Users can share sensitive documents or multimedia files with confidence, knowing that only the intended recipient can access them.
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