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It depends on what "personally identifiable" data that steemit.com stores. As I see it, they may be storing IP addresses, emails, phone numbers, location addresses (using bluetooth, gps on apps

Btw, what's the difference between steemit.com and busy.org?

Very nice. I like the remix of sensient!

Very cute cat. Did you teach him to say that?

Oh man that looks so yummy. You make me very hungry now. I am going to try this tonight and see how it goes. I do have the mat to roll. But what is that red/orange stuff you are coating the Sushi with?

Great, inspiring post. I am just getting started in crypto currencies. I am 19 and only recently started earning decently to be able to invest a few hundred dollars in crypto every few months. Do you think

Yeah, it is indeed scary that machines can mimic human voice perfectly. And super creepy when a machine can talk exactly like or mimic an individual. But it feels terrifying that this machine or AI will

Well your password, however strong it is as weak as any webservice's security and password handling capabilities. If they use a http site to transfer your password and do like what twitter did in logging

Well, am not at all worried by the bots or really worthless content earning so much. Steemit is by design a system that evolves and gets better promoting quality content and contribution to the community.