Intimate, an Australian cryptocurrency start-up aiming to deliver safe transactions on adult sites, was banned from a large tech conference last year on the grounds that its application was ‘inappropriate’. Although initially being accepted as an exhibitor, the firm’s application to Web Summit 2017 was later rejected on the grounds that its presence at the […]
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