Change.org launches the screensaver that mines crypto for the charity

Change.org launches the screensaver that mines crypto for the charity
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2018-7-18 01:01

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Social petition platform, Change.org, has announced the launch of a screensaver that mines Monero on behalf of the organization.
“The Mining Screensaver” will pool the computing power of the program’s users, with all XMR generated being automatically transferred to the Change.org Foundation.
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“The Screensaver That Mines Cryptocurrency to Help People Change the World”
Change.org has partnered with marketing agency, Traceylocke Brazil, to launch a screensaver that mines bitcoin whilst users’ computers sit idly.
As of this writing, there are 19,306 computers that are contributing to The Hopepage.
Do you think that opt-in cryptocurrency mining will become a common means through which charities raise money?

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