Paypal can reverse transactions, can Libra? Or is it like bitcoin, where I must protect my private key by any and all means, and then if it's lost, sucks to be me?
And yeah, I mean "lose all your money due to a 0 day in your browser".
And yeah, I mean "lose all your money due to a 0 day in your browser".
How would Libra ever work if general population using it have the normal level of computer security?
I foresee a headline like: "$20m worth of Libra stolen due to newly found security flaw. Facebook says 'sucks to be you, it's irreversible'".
(or is the protocol different, and it is reversible? How? Who controls that?)