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Link >>>>>> https://bit.ly/3GBh6OI The Dashboard is also more informative, then most of it's competitors, with some nice tools to help us keep track of our little side hustle. EarnApp's Dashboard has the Standard, Current and Lifetime earnings menu so you can keep track of what you're owed, vs what you have made in the lifetime of your account. They have a nice daily usage chart, that lets you see how much bandwidth you have sold. A device count section, that shows us all of our connected devices, and if they are active or inactive. This is very helpful and lets us see what's on-line and earning and what devices aren't on-line and earning. An area for supported devices, and I can tell you that this App is very stable on the Raspberry Pi Zero, 3B, and the 4, all running on Raspberry Pi OS. EarnApp also runs well on Ubuntu, and a few other Linux Distributions I've tried. It also runs very well on Windows when configured Properly. You can also View your Transactions. As you can see, we don't have any transactions yet. Because of the cash out fees, we’re planning on only cashing out once or twice a year. The Referral area is a bit lite, and it would be nice to have some promotional stuff to use, and some referral data would be nice to help track campaigns. The Promotions section is a nice area to keep an eye on. EarnApp has contests now and again with some nice prize money. EarnApps frequently asked questions menu is very helpful and informative. If you have any questions be sure to check it out. All in All I've got to say I'm happy with this App. It's a nice little passive income that was easy to start. I Love that it works on so many platforms. They do need to work on the Android App. I guess you can say Android and EarnApp fight, and you must restart the app often. But that's the worst we can say about EarnApp. It's just a great little earner. Please be sure to check out my referral links, you'll find EarnApps, and all the others I'm currently using to make a passive income.

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