Can the (currently) $60 encrypter ring have new applets loaded on after purchase using the Fidesmo app store?
My understanding is yes, but looping in @amal for technical questions.
Yep same same
Is everything ok at Cybernetic? @JoePrencipe
My order got cancelled and refunded
Edit: the cancelled and refunded order was for a card
Mine says complete but I never got tracking for the ring sizer
i stand corrected, i got the ring sizer in, however my daughter got it while i was out of town and has been playing with it
The order that got cancelled/refunded was for the card (I like this form factor better). Seeing that the rings are shipping, I ordered a ring instead … It’s gonna be less practical , but it will work
Geez, talk about misinformation
Should we delete your fake news posts?
Go for it or add notes about it so someone reading it knows?
Ring arrived yesterday. Didn’t expect the reader, that was a nice addition so I’ll probably post that on the sale thread since I have 3.
Ring is really nice. Read range is great. Happy I get to play around with this chip now
I’m noticing that I can’t add a wristband to cart. Are y’all doing stuff in the background?
Looks like nothing is available except the card now?
I’m not gonna lie, if this forum didn’t exist I would assume the product is a scam just based on the website
I hope most of the graphics and titles are placeholders
I caved in and ordered the ring a few days ago.
You won’t be disappointed, it’s a solid purchase
Unfortunately they don’t seem to ship outside the US. Presumably they don’t want to risk the military-grade encryption technology falling into the wrong hands…
However, it has got me thinking about wearables. Are all fidesmo-based wearables running on the same underlying chip? i.e. If I get a payment ring from Tapster or cnick, am I able to use it for things like FIDO2?
Same chip but they don’t have the applets we do … no fido2 like us.
Ok, understood. Basically I’m really intrigued by the Apex, but want to get a feel for the features before committing to an implant.
The encryption standards are public. So this doesn’t make much sense unless there’s a contractual requirement or a nonsense export restriction of some sort.
Implants are not for everyone, but some of us love them and want to get more.