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  "map_content": "The security measures for Web3 apps should not be the same as those for Web2 apps; instead, they must be adapted to this environment, seeking a balance between user protection and content publication. Bitcoin (BSV), in its original design, strikes a perfect balance between totalitarian state surveillance and individual privacy without losing traceability. There is no perfect recipe; however, if the power of Bitcoin is understood, solutions can be simplified.\r\nFor example, in a firewall, there are two ways to control data flow: you can block everything and only allow what you want, or you can do the opposite, allowing everything and blocking what you don't want. It's similar with social media content; there are two general ways to moderate content: one is through a central entity that only allows narratives aligned with its policies or values (like Facebook), and the other is to allow all content, blocking only the inappropriate content reported by users themselves (like X). I prefer the second approach because the first implies a centralized entity that decides what is true and what is not\u2014an \"owner of truth and public opinion.\"\r\nWith the above as an introduction, let's keep in mind that in Bitcoin SV, everything is 100% traceable. Therefore, if a person or group uploads inappropriate or malicious content to the blockchain through an Ordinal-type NFT, they can be found, and it will become more expensive to try to steal than to be honest. That's what Bitcoin is all about: enabling honest people to connect and collaborate online. With this in mind, malicious actors will self-regulate, without neglecting community-based tools like content moderation notes. For example, a blacklist of Ordinals can be created to prevent them from being indexed or displayed in Web3 apps. This makes protection measures more efficient and less costly because, unlike Web2\u2014where attackers try to hide by erasing their tracks on servers\u2014in Bitcoin, they can never erase their footprint. Think about it, and you'll see that protection measures must also adapt to this environment, where being honest is more profitable and dishonesty is costly.",
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