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Mert explains why privacy isn't secrecy “Privacy is not secrecy. It is the user having the option and the freedom to disclose their information. If it's mandatory, then it's surveillance. If it's optional, if it's up to the user, then it's freedom” “One good analogy is, you take all...

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mert 的头像
mert2 个月前

trim that beard you jihadist

BravoRiccardo 的头像
BravoRiccardo2 个月前

Optionality is a nuanced thing. Zcash has optionality but at the expense of security because vast majority of the coin is transparent and traceable. This is a problem with all "partial" privacy solutions, there is no real guaranteed privacy. Epic Cash has full privacy, no risks.

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gasnugs2 个月前

@mert Yeah except you completely ignore that everyone not using the privacy lowers the effectiveness of the privacy for those who choose the option to use it.

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Jack2 个月前

spot on, mert. freedom to choose matters!

Rust.dev 🥷🦀 的头像
Rust.dev 🥷🦀2 个月前

ZODL

Obinna 的头像
Obinna2 个月前

is privacy lowkey the moat?

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costari©a2 个月前

ethereum:0xddb3422497e61e13543bea06989c0789117555c5 @COTInetwork

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Ubik Capital2 个月前

Matador fighting without a head is pure resilience, but the point on privacy is the real kicker. Freedom is having the choice to disclose anything else is just surveillance.

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JJK & AOT Animations2 个月前

@mert Smile could I believe ? Lol 😂

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genzcash2 个月前

FT @mert @KrutzkyTrades Source: In the trenches by fomo

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Tariq Gadgetman2 个月前

Exactly 😺 optionality is the core constraint. I don't need my wallet history exposed to buy coffee.

Guine.ETH 的头像
Guine.ETH2 个月前

the barista analogy is the only way to get normies to stop acting like privacy is just for criminals honestly

Joseph | Web3 Moderator 的头像
Joseph | Web3 Moderator2 个月前

It is just the fact

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trenchfoot2 个月前

solana:Ds28wMScEFn1ztgwKYM1m2d2Qse6p6jXJhW6KpZppump

MO🛡️⚛️ (privacy arc) 的头像
MO🛡️⚛️ (privacy arc)2 个月前

in the end its all about Practical privacy where the end user finds its very easy to use

Cage.sol 的头像
Cage.sol2 个月前

@mert Privacy is a right

GuruVerseX 的头像
GuruVerseX2 个月前

privacy only works when users can turn it off, otherwise it's just control

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