They are not privacy cards if it eliminates any benefit when they ask for private info to activate cards. Is it private if you must give American addresses and phone numbers to activate the service or if you are not permitted to use a VPN service?
We make the same point that a card service like this one if requires us to hand over our personal information like address, phone number or even stops us from using any VPN or Tor browser, then it is not a privacy card but they are advertising it as one.
At this stage, with the restrictions, they are nothing but a standard fintech product. For full privacy, we need to rely on decentralized or P2P solutions rather than on services like this. Let's see what the OP has to say on this.
