Reference? Crime is different. In the US tax evasion can be considered worse than organized murder. In Europe a lot of people commit a crime of copyright violation. In China it is illegal to mine bitcoin. What you are implying is that 87% of all people are so law abiding they donāt think for themselves.
Its not a bug, its a feature. Use the app, it 1) allows you to encrypt those files 2) works on a variety of devices 3) can export PDF/HTML/markdown for you. But if you want to edit the files without the app, you are better off just having a bunch of markdown files in a nextcloud folder, without Joplin.
I donāt fully understand the context of your question. If you use encryption you can only edit files using the app, but it is supported on a variety of platforms including android, Linux and freebsd. In practice - anything where you can use electrons builder (npm run dist). Thereās also CLI app.
If you want to compare, thereās plugin https://github.com/joplin/plugins, I think itās the link graph ui one, that allows you to see the knowledge network, to limited extent.
There is GNU Taler from GNUNet project (its not popular ofc), and hashgraph (discussion here https://libredd.it/rty0vt ), the main advantage of monero and crypto more generally is to have a way to send money.
Stablecoin is also full of shit, as in practice it is backed so little and with securities rather than moneu that it can easily crash. I heard that Nova coin transactions used in WhatsApp trigger movements in underlying USD accounts, if thatās more what youād be expecting?
You have a point, but again you have a moneyās worth stake on your messenger of choice, as well as the platform. No doubt they have a lot of holes, but credit card or password stealing is the same thing. You totally forget that coins like ethereum, bitcoin and such are traceable, so there is no way to cash out stolen money.
I donāt see a problem with having messenger as hot wallet, just donāt keep too much in it. Read the discussion here https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/-/merge_requests/252
Get a burner phone number and set up a pin, problem solved. If you think telegram can be anonymous you are being rather naive. Go to your session lists and read information on all of your connected devices, whether connected through proxy or not. Thatās not a one-out example. Did you share contacts list? Did you ever enable location? What about your deviceās uptime? It is very much pseudonymous.