This ICP thing is interesting, although I have some trouble understanding how it works. The ICP feels my pain.

IMG source - tenor.com - Shaggy 2 Dope of the Insane Clown Posse (ICP) has always shared my lack of understanding

"i am using it daily..."

I didn't see any specific apps or platforms cited, although they didn't mention AI markets. Is that how you're using it?

I appreciate you pinging me in. The idea of sovereign data, having AI cans that can be out there being paid to provide services, whether that's a game, access to media, or other content, is attractive. I was concerned that Dominic in the first video seemed unaware of the surveillance that phones and etc. conduct, and he seemed cavalier about using biometric data to access ICP when that data has been intercepted by spooks, which means they could spoof as him and gain access to his ICP accounts and assets, of which he seemed oblivious. The last video claims ICP doesn't need cybersecurity. Such claims make me check my wallet is still in my pocket, TBH.

IMG source - Twatter - Note that the FBI is claiming that the penis enthusiast has stolen government property. The FBI is claiming that personal dick pics the NSA steals off people's devices are USG property. If they own our dick pics, they own our biometric data too. If they're harvesting dick pics, is there any data that they aren't harvesting?

I like that they intend to integrate access to other blockchain assets. I am dubious of the claim that they're creating a 'sovereign' internet. They can make nodes, and they can make software, but they don't actually have the wires, the cables, the satellites that transmit the data, and this oversight is a security risk, because the owners of those cables and satellites can decide to not permit encrypted data to be transmitted on their property at any time.

ICP does not have a sovereign internet because it relies on that permission, and it appears to not acknowledge this fact, which is concerning. These security issues are not my imagination, and the fact that our devices are NSA keyloggers needs to be addressed if we're going to be able to have sovereignty online. If I'm missing something I'd appreciate being set straight.