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TechFlow news, July 7 — According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin Core developer Jon Atack was briefly arrested in El Salvador due to a property dispute with a neighbor but was quickly released, with his phone and passport returned. Jon Atack's neighbor accused him of violence against women, which under El Salvador's 2012 law constitutes a criminal offense.
According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin core developer Jon Atack was briefly arrested in El Salvador over a property dispute with a neighbor but was quickly released, with his phone and passport returned. Jon Atack's neighbor accused him of violence against women, which under El Salvador's 2012 law is a criminal offense.
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