RE: 🚀 AI Won't Replace You—But Someone Using AI Might
Hello ashran99! 📸 If you love taking photos, check out WelSnap – the photo app on the Steem blockchain. You share only real, live-captured moments, control exactly how visible your location is, and can also save pictures privately just for yourself. Every photo you upload gets a vote from me – I check in every day. And every uploaded photo automatically enters our monthly raffle: one photo is drawn from all submissions and wins 100 STEEM. Find more information about the app here: https://welako.app/@greece-lover/welsnap-the-photo-app-that-shares-real-moments-and-belongs-to-you-20260720164757 Curious? 👉 welako.app/snap
For several months now, I have been active as a Witness on Steem — currently ranked #42, with my own server and backup. My goal is to work together with others to improve the system so that the price rises sustainably and we all have a future on this blockchain. If you like my commitment, I would be happy to receive your Witness vote.
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Thank you for your comment and for introducing WelSnap. I appreciate you taking the time to share the platform and explain its features. It sounds like an interesting project for Steem users, especially those who enjoy photography. I'll take a look at it and learn more. Wishing you continued success with your work as a Steem Witness and with the Steem community. Have a great day!
Hello Welako Team,
Thank you for building a tool that makes witness voting easier for the Steem community.
Before using the witness voting feature, I tried to verify the platform's security through publicly available information. I found that the website uses HTTPS and clearly states "Key is not stored," which is a positive sign.
However, I could not find some important information that many security-conscious users usually look for, such as:
Whether the project is open source (GitHub or similar).
Any independent security audit or code review.
Technical documentation explaining how the Active Key is processed.
Confirmation that the Active Key is never transmitted to your servers and is only used locally for signing.
Public privacy and security documentation with more technical details.
I understand that the absence of this information does not necessarily mean the platform is unsafe. It simply makes it difficult for users to independently verify its security.
If you could provide official documentation, technical explanations, or links to relevant resources, it would help users like me make an informed decision with greater confidence.
Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.