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  1. SETUP DATAGRAM
  2. Desktop Application Setup

Mac (Silicon, Intel)

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The Datagram desktop application connects your Mac computer to the Datagram Network, allowing you to contribute unused computing resources and earn rewards. This application does not monitor your activity—it only manages the resources you authorize for routing network traffic, completely separate from your data.

The Datagram Desktop Application does not monitor your activity while in use. It only manages authorized compute resources to route internet traffic through your IP address, ensuring zero access to your data.

Let’s get started. 🚀 Step 1: Visit the and register for an account using your email or Google sign-in. Step 2: Scroll down and click on the macOS installer compatible with your Mac’s architecture (Intel or Apple Silicon).

Step 3: Open the downloaded .dmg file and drag the Datagram application to your Applications folder to complete the installation.

Step 4: Launch the Datagram application, sign in using your account credentials, and connect to the Datagram Network.

Step 5: Once connected, the application will begin routing authorized underutilized compute resources through your IP address, allowing you to earn points and rewards.

Your Mac is now set up to contribute to the Datagram Network, and you can track your rewards in real time.

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