Last year iHubbers initially shunned the notion that Neom's patents lay at the core of mobile payments. Today many here are embracing these discussions. Yet, most continue to question the scope of these patents. They fail to understand the scope because Neom had never discussed anything more than advertising applications. Quite frankly, to my knowledge Neom had never publicly discussed the attribute of "any machine readable input" which has been noted in many, if not all, of their patents.
In short, I feel, and have always felt, they held the most important and valuable attributes secret.
Today we are onlookers watching countless applications launching globally, and shareholders continue to question matters because, quite simply, we have always been in the dark.
However, to rationalize and more fully understand and appreciate the scope of the patents and potential applications iHubbers should be referring back to Delta Drone. Why would Delta Drone have been interested in QR codes? Delta Drone has nothing in common with advertising.
You will recall Delta Drone was interested in the patents for logistical information, communications, and security...and perhaps additional items they held as secret. Their press release mentioned NOTHING of advertising, and when the deal to acquire the patents was negated they publicly stated they remained interested in them.
The funny aspect of all of this is that the advertising applications we have always expected...haven't launched. Only MobilePay. But they will, and I fully expect them in Q3 or Q4.
The potential applications surrounding Neom's patents are truly endless.
All of the above is JMO. Merely the ramblings of a man stuck in a box since the day Martin Copus bungled the most basic of transactions, and Tobin Smith sealed the box with a verbose tirade tearing at the company and it's incapable management.
Best,
Be Confident
