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ACK Messages are not resent since they are not acknowledged themselves. If a private message is resent it is considered a completely new message, since POW is done again. | ACK Messages are not resent since they are not acknowledged themselves. If a private message is resent it is considered a completely new message, since POW is done again. | ||
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Revision as of 08:16, 28 August 2013
An ACK message is a message intended to acknowledge a successful decryption of a Private Message.
Encryption
It is encrypted by the sender and sent with the private message itself. Therefore sending a private message requires more POW than a simple Broadcast.
Acknowledge
The packet itself is not acknowledged any further.
Resending
ACK Messages are not resent since they are not acknowledged themselves. If a private message is resent it is considered a completely new message, since POW is done again.