happy friday, here are some texts.com invites

https://texts.com/invite/ivt_01GRZF0SC581PG0P4GWRCRZDAH

https://texts.com/invite/ivt_01GCDS62Z6BZ4GA6MQXS244T1B

https://texts.com/invite/ivt_01GKMRF0NBPD0HFWZCNQ7NJJBH

it's great

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

Have their been any third-party audits to verify text.com's data and privacy claims?

Everyone here is likely security conscious. That's why we're on a future decentralized network.

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some hackers did inspect the app's traffic and verify the claims. this is something you (and any user) can confirm as well using an app like little snitch: https://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html

Thanks! @adamhurwitz.eth here’s your answer

Thanks for the follow-up and awesome tool! I'm bookmarking this and will look for a Linux version. I've been thinking about this issue for persistent apps and browser add-ons.

This is a great start to self-check Text.com server calls. It would be great for a third-party code audit in the future.