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# Zano’s Values
# Overview
## Zano’s Values
### Privacy
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From our wide variety of wallets to our documentation and to our products, we always keep the end user in mind ensuring a good user experience to drive adoption of the Zano blockchain.
# Technologies
## Technologies
Zano has developed and adopted a wide variety of technologies that can be used to create all kinds of privacy-focused decentralized applications (dApps) and other projects. These technologies make Zano truly different from other projects and are summed below.
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first-generation cryptocurrencies, namely because of hidden addresses and hidden amounts. This unique technology can be used to create private stablecoins, shielded versions of existing assets, and much more, without the overhead of having to create, manage, and secure your own blockchain.
# Products
## Products
All of the above-named technologies can be used to create all kinds of privacy-focused, decentralized applications (dApps). Below you can find examples of the products we created with these technologies, but of course, others can use these technologies as well to develop on Zano.

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:::info How to open PowerShell from inside a folder on Windows
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Open the folder, then while holding `shift-key`, right-click on an empty space inside the folder and select `Open PowerShell window here`.
:::
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**Yours will differ, use the command you are given.**
### How to disable run on startup
### **How to disable run on startup**
In case you no longer want the process to start on boot, use the following commands
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pm2 save
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(To re-enable it you will need to follow the [steps](https://docs.zano.org/docs/stake/stake-zano-on-boot#automate-processes-with-pm2) to start zanod and simplewallet again)
(To re-enable it you will need to follow the [steps](https://docs.zano.org/docs/use/zano-trade#which-currencies-can-i-trade) to start zanod and simplewallet again)
#### Linux
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## Monitor your staking
Open `simplewallet.txt` inside the folder you have been working on to check your staking activity, it should look something like this (after your node finishes syncing):
Open simplewallet.txt inside the folder you have been working on to check your staking activity, it should look something like this: (after your node finishes syncing)\
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`[Date/time] [RPC0][W:ZxDxxx] PoS mining: 0 iterations finished (0.00s), status: NOT_FOUND, 0 entries with total amount: 0.0`
## Things to note