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Author Topic: Exchanging BTC with this community will serve the purpose of mixing?  (Read 187 times)
yhiaali3
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March 31, 2023, 09:55:14 PM
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.. the exchange retains knowledge of the destination and your identity, as KYC information has already been submitted. And for community mixing you don't need KYC or something similar. Therefore, privacy cannot be fully ensured without utilizing Bitcoin mixers.
Let me disagree with you on this one, even mixers don't fully guarantee your privacy, so what do we call what happened with Chipmixer then? They seized 7 terabytes of data!!! What is this seized data? And why does Chipmixer keep them??

Even if they don't ask for KYC, the mixers still have the deposit and withdrawal address and the IP, how do you guarantee that they will permanently erase it after the process is over?

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March 31, 2023, 10:58:04 PM
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.. the exchange retains knowledge of the destination and your identity, as KYC information has already been submitted. And for community mixing you don't need KYC or something similar. Therefore, privacy cannot be fully ensured without utilizing Bitcoin mixers.
Let me disagree with you on this one, even mixers don't fully guarantee your privacy, so what do we call what happened with Chipmixer then? They seized 7 terabytes of data!!! What is this seized data? And why does Chipmixer keep them??

Even if they don't ask for KYC, the mixers still have the deposit and withdrawal address and the IP, how do you guarantee that they will permanently erase it after the process is over?
What happened to Chipmixers caught us all by surprise why do they retain those data, they should be erased by other mixers users and the mixing platform should learn from Chipmixer of deleting these data and if possible show proof that they are not retaining those data, you are right on questioning other Mixers they could be doing what Chipmixers has been doing and that is retaining their customers' data when their client believes that it is being deleted.

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