commit f6f2cedc13e840d6f2841f663048d3bad88665a9
parent 85355ac6ffd18e40067931ff13489a95484407e3
Author: Christian Grothoff <christian@grothoff.org>
Date: Sun, 26 May 2019 11:12:39 +0200
agreed
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diff --git a/sa/sa.tex b/sa/sa.tex
@@ -339,11 +339,6 @@ policy positions in future.}
\item
{\bf CBDC must be accepted and usable at all levels of transactions, in the same way
cash is accepted and usable at all levels of transactions.}
- % FIXME(dold): Isn't this underselling it a bit? Using a backup+sync
-% provider for larger sums, I can have the same security as for a bank account.
-% RE: no, you cannot, as if I hack you I can empty your wallet entirely easily,
-% while your bank account often imposes daily transaction limits that would
-% take extra work/authentication to lift.
Taler is in principle suitable for microtransactions as well as very large
transactions, however the system assumes that the consumer is under control
of their computing resources. Given the state of security on mobile phones,
diff --git a/sa/tender.pdf b/sa/tender.pdf
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