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it makes no sense to add these private data.  Even if this is due to seo conditions, this does not give them the right to publish data with that degree of privacy.

Well, If they have contacted Yomix for such information and got permission to use such data, you cannot blame them as well because they already got permission from the platform. But, as Yomix said, they had no idea those platforms published articles about Yomix. But they included Yomix as a source that Yomix representatives might not be aware of.

As I can see, all three platforms used the same address in their article. I don't see this as a problem. This is an anonymous platform. As long as they are not sharing their accurate information, there is no problem.

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[Bitcoin_people]

I have checked the FAQ article yet I didn't see any subtopic that is related to the question. FAQ did not even talk about the mixing code. And I believe that op can direct me how to get that mixing bcoew so I can also use the mix to mix coins

Look again carefully, the did talk about it in the FAQ, I suppose you missed it  

I'm still not sure about one thing, if I am doing a transaction using Yomix service for the first time, what code should I enter where it mentions using Mixing code?
I checked the FAQ and they said, I will get a code after the first mix. And later mentioned using that code. I still don't understand this matter basically how I can get that code.

[Agbe]

I have checked the FAQ article yet I didn't see any subtopic that is related to the question. FAQ did not even talk about the mixing code. And I believe that op can direct me how to get that mixing bcoew so I can also use the mix to mix coins

Look again carefully, the did talk about it in the FAQ, I suppose you missed it  

I'm still not sure about one thing, if I am doing a transaction using Yomix service for the first time, what code should I enter where it mentions using Mixing code?
I checked the FAQ and they said, I will get a code after the first mix. And later mentioned using that code. I still don't understand this matter basically how I can get that code.

When you enter the receiving bitcoin address which is the receiver's wallet address and you set the transfer delay and service fee and you click create order and it will take you to another page which the mixing code will display and you create order.

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I'm still not sure about one thing, if I am doing a transaction using Yomix service for the first time, what code should I enter where it mentions using Mixing code?
I checked the FAQ and they said, I will get a code after the first mix. And later mentioned using that code. I still don't understand this matter basically how I can get that code.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/07/14/ZVqV1.png

When it's your first time to mix coins on Yomix, you don't need the mixing code as you are just a fresh user. Just enter your Bitcoin addresses and create an order. In the next page you will see your mixing order details including your new mixing code which can save and use for your future coin mixing sessions on the platform.

The mixing code helps to avoid you getting back the same coins/outputs you might have sent to Yomix in the past when mixing future transactions.

[Husna QA]

I'm still not sure about one thing, if I am doing a transaction using Yomix service for the first time, what code should I enter where it mentions using Mixing code?
I checked the FAQ and they said, I will get a code after the first mix. And later mentioned using that code. I still don't understand this matter basically how I can get that code.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/07/14/ZVqV1.png

I'll try to illustrate it with screenshots. As mentioned above, just leave the Mixing code blank for first-time use.



After inputting the receiving address then, proceed by clicking Create order. Then, Your Mixing Order page will appear, where you will get the Mixing Code that you can save and use again for the next transaction.


In other BTC mixing services I have used, I think the Mixing Code functions in /]Yo!Mix similarly to the Session Token in CM.

[AB de Royse777]

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[Bitcoin_people]

I'm still not sure about one thing, if I am doing a transaction using Yomix service for the first time, what code should I enter where it mentions using Mixing code?
I checked the FAQ and they said, I will get a code after the first mix. And later mentioned using that code. I still don't understand this matter basically how I can get that code.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/07/14/ZVqV1.png

I'll try to illustrate it with screenshots. As mentioned above, just leave the Mixing code blank for first-time use.



After inputting the receiving address then, proceed by clicking Create order. Then, Your Mixing Order page will appear, where you will get the Mixing Code that you can save and use again for the next transaction.


In other BTC mixing services I have used, I think the Mixing Code functions in /]Yo!Mix similarly to the Session Token in CM.

I have already managed to mix my BTC through this yomix! service. And I save the code that I get from there, so that I can use that code in future transactions. Thank you very much for helping me understand these Yomix! services.

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I noticed that when I created a mixing order on clearnet, then after some minutes I created another one. The same mixing code would appear in the mixing code slot.
When I tried to replicate the same using the Tor Mirror, different mixing codes always appeared on each order, even if you created two orders with two open tabs. My question is;

1. Which one is intended and which one is not (Different mixing codes by default vs Mixing code getting automatically saved in the browser)?

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I noticed that when I created a mixing order on clearnet, then after some minutes I created another one. The same mixing code would appear in the mixing code slot.
When I tried to replicate the same using the Tor Mirror, different mixing codes always appeared on each order, even if you created two orders with two open tabs. My question is;

1. Which one is intended and which one is not (Different mixing codes by default vs Mixing code getting automatically saved in the browser)?

As far I know when we use Clearnet browsers where (deleted cookies and cache by default are off *) always create the same code on the slot.
while Tor browser is always deleted cookies and cache by default so that create different code in every order.
So I think, for privacy tor is the best, but we can set also up the Clearnet browser like Tor to make the same experience.

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

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So I think, for privacy tor is the best,

This is very true.

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

Yeah, the mixing code ensures that in the future when you are mixing using YoMix, you will never get sent back the coins you ever sent to the platform for mixing in the past.

As time goes on, things will probably be different without the use of the mixing code. I am sure you mixed a few Bitcoins, which is why you never received from the same mixed address.

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[Agbe]

So I think, for privacy tor is the best,

This is very true.

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

Yeah, the mixing code ensures that in the future when you are mixing using YoMix, you will never get sent back the coins you ever sent to the platform for mixing in the past.

As time goes on, things will probably be different without the use of the mixing code. I am sure you mixed a few Bitcoins, which is why you never received from the same mixed address.

The mixing code repeatedly appears in chrome browser when you login to Yo!mix to mix coins and the code appears when you use the same details you used before. If you used different details then the website will also generate new mixing code for you. And really for privacy purpose it is better to use Tor browser so that the code would not be saved in the browser and new code would be generated whenever you are mixing coins.

[Flexystar]

I noticed that when I created a mixing order on clearnet, then after some minutes I created another one. The same mixing code would appear in the mixing code slot.
When I tried to replicate the same using the Tor Mirror, different mixing codes always appeared on each order, even if you created two orders with two open tabs. My question is;

1. Which one is intended and which one is not (Different mixing codes by default vs Mixing code getting automatically saved in the browser)?

As far I know when we use Clearnet browsers where (deleted cookies and cache by default are off *) always create the same code on the slot.
while Tor browser is always deleted cookies and cache by default so that create different code in every order.
So I think, for privacy tor is the best, but we can set also up the Clearnet browser like Tor to make the same experience.

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

Is it true that cookies and cache will affect the mixing of bitcoin to such extend? What if I am not willing to use the Tor and just go for the incognito mode so that no cookies or cache will be traced thus resolving the purpose of same code generation?

Has someone already tried this type of mixing and does it generate the different code every time?

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

As mentioned by @Agbe they stated that code is just used to retrieve the settings that we used that means it doesn't really has significant purpose in minting your coin. I think we should be just fine using the normal browser too since Yo!Mix will anyway give us privacy with it's own mixing feature. At least I would love to think so!

[NotATether]

I noticed that when I created a mixing order on clearnet, then after some minutes I created another one. The same mixing code would appear in the mixing code slot.
When I tried to replicate the same using the Tor Mirror, different mixing codes always appeared on each order, even if you created two orders with two open tabs. My question is;

1. Which one is intended and which one is not (Different mixing codes by default vs Mixing code getting automatically saved in the browser)?

As far I know when we use Clearnet browsers where (deleted cookies and cache by default are off *) always create the same code on the slot.
while Tor browser is always deleted cookies and cache by default so that create different code in every order.
So I think, for privacy tor is the best, but we can set also up the Clearnet browser like Tor to make the same experience.

I don't know how important it is, but I never use the code when mixing, I don't know what it does and function. many argue that code for as not to repeat the same mixing, but my experience (never used code 3 time) I never received the same mixed address

Cache cannot be used by webpages to identify your browser session, because it is just pages and images, fonts, CSS locally stored on your device.

The only way a website can keep identifying you when you keep visiting is if they set a cookie (or if you just log in), or by using a fingerprinting library. So assuming this mixer just sets a cookie to identify you[1], the code cannot be the same in an incognito session.

[1]: That is assuming it sets cookies at all. I strongly believe that mixers do not need to set cookies for any reason.

[Flexystar]

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Cache cannot be used by webpages to identify your browser session, because it is just pages and images, fonts, CSS locally stored on your device.

The only way a website can keep identifying you when you keep visiting is if they set a cookie (or if you just log in), or by using a fingerprinting library. So assuming this mixer just sets a cookie to identify you[1], the code cannot be the same in an incognito session.

[1]: That is assuming it sets cookies at all. I strongly believe that mixers do not need to set cookies for any reason.

This means Tor or No Tor it doesn’t matter when the codes generated. You can just use any type of browser and still safe about it.

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[Synchronice]

Website states that it saves only necessary technical information during the effect period of your order but at the same time mixer gives us a mixing code that will guarantee that we will never receive our coins from previous transactions. Does this mean that mixing code acts like a tracking agent? It looks like a good and bad way for privacy at the same time. Good cause it's gonna save me from getting back my previous coins but at the same time it looks like it stores my mixing history. Can anyone confirm whether am I right or wrong?

[NotATether]

Website states that it saves only necessary technical information during the effect period of your order but at the same time mixer gives us a mixing code that will guarantee that we will never receive our coins from previous transactions. Does this mean that mixing code acts like a tracking agent? It looks like a good and bad way for privacy at the same time. Good cause it's gonna save me from getting back my previous coins but at the same time it looks like it stores my mixing history. Can anyone confirm whether am I right or wrong?

No. The mixing code is not a tracking agent because it's not used to collect additional data from your device.

[Synchronice]

Website states that it saves only necessary technical information during the effect period of your order but at the same time mixer gives us a mixing code that will guarantee that we will never receive our coins from previous transactions. Does this mean that mixing code acts like a tracking agent? It looks like a good and bad way for privacy at the same time. Good cause it's gonna save me from getting back my previous coins but at the same time it looks like it stores my mixing history. Can anyone confirm whether am I right or wrong?

No. The mixing code is not a tracking agent because it's not used to collect additional data from your device.

I don't say that it collects additional data from my device but it looks like it collects data of my transactions that are done through the mixer. Isn't it so?

[NotATether]

Website states that it saves only necessary technical information during the effect period of your order but at the same time mixer gives us a mixing code that will guarantee that we will never receive our coins from previous transactions. Does this mean that mixing code acts like a tracking agent? It looks like a good and bad way for privacy at the same time. Good cause it's gonna save me from getting back my previous coins but at the same time it looks like it stores my mixing history. Can anyone confirm whether am I right or wrong?

No. The mixing code is not a tracking agent because it's not used to collect additional data from your device.

I don't say that it collects additional data from my device but it looks like it collects data of my transactions that are done through the mixer. Isn't it so?

If you give multiple mixes the same mixing code, then yes, whoever runs the database can identify that the mixes are being done by the same person.

You can just make a new mix with a blank mixing code if you want to get another one and without being identified, although you might want to check the UTXOs to make sure that (as the website says) you're not getting your own coins back.

[Synchronice]

Website states that it saves only necessary technical information during the effect period of your order but at the same time mixer gives us a mixing code that will guarantee that we will never receive our coins from previous transactions. Does this mean that mixing code acts like a tracking agent? It looks like a good and bad way for privacy at the same time. Good cause it's gonna save me from getting back my previous coins but at the same time it looks like it stores my mixing history. Can anyone confirm whether am I right or wrong?

No. The mixing code is not a tracking agent because it's not used to collect additional data from your device.

I don't say that it collects additional data from my device but it looks like it collects data of my transactions that are done through the mixer. Isn't it so?

If you give multiple mixes the same mixing code, then yes, whoever runs the database can identify that the mixes are being done by the same person.

You can just make a new mix with a blank mixing code if you want to get another one and without being identified, although you might want to check the UTXOs to make sure that (as the website says) you're not getting your own coins back.

Okay, that's what I thought. So, I think it's better to use this mixer without mixing code because it's a popular mixer with high mixing volume I assume. If the volume is high, then the chances of getting my coins back should be very low or the time when I receive my coins back, they will already be clean.