Brazilian Military, Police, Civil Servants Face ‘Crypto Mining Ban’
The Brazilian state of Santa Catarina has barred public officials, including police and military officers, from mining crypto. In an updated set of rules for public sector workers, the state wrote that public officials,...
In an updated set of rules for public sector workers, the state wrote that public officials, including members of the armed forces and civil servants, should “refrain” from mining crypto when in working environments.
This move will make it a punishable offense to use Santa Catarina government WiFi networks and intranet connections to mine crypto....
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