Coinhive Users Speak Up After Being Investigated by Japanese Police

By cineramaJune 24, 2018Bitcoin Business

The Japanese Police have been cracking down on users of remote mining software apps, such as Coinhive, without their website visitors’ consent. After being investigated and having their property […]

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Coinhive Users Speak Up After Being Investigated by Japanese Police

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