Bitcointalk mixer ban, Altcointalk is active in that scope.

[AlttAdmn]

1- strength is not in centralisation, the more bitcointalks the better
2- the more exchanges the better
3- A lot of new forums have came and went, who knows maybe altt will disappear one day, maybe not ... maybe it will grow ... who knows!
4- Links to btt were blocked because some users just spammed their link to the original btt campaign back in 2017-2018, it is no longer the case :
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=312821.0
5- Admin on altt does not have a paid for signature, nor operate any account that have a paid signature.
6- Btt is part of history, nothing can change that, but the defiance have long been lost, it has been replaced with yachts and mansions and compliance.
7- The soldier does not know the importance or not of his sacrifice, but the general surely does.  Bitcoin need altcoins as altcoins need bitcoin.

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[xandry]

Because the BRICS nations have better data protection laws than the US, most private websites are hosted outside of US jurisdictions, at least in my experience.

What countries do you mean? Because in Russia you are in almost no danger for leaking data. For example:

On April 21, the food delivery service was fined 60 thousand rubles. for the leakage of personal data of 58 thousand users. Names, phone numbers, addresses, intercom codes and the amount of customer spending over the past six months have been made publicly available. Among them were members of the special services.

https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/5492583

For reference: 60 000 rubles at that time was approximately equivalent to $1000.

In Russia, on the contrary, there are big problems with this. Almost any person's data is already on the darknet

[hd49728]

What countries do you mean? Because in Russia you are in almost no danger for leaking data. For example:

On April 21, the food delivery service was fined 60 thousand rubles. for the leakage of personal data of 58 thousand users. Names, phone numbers, addresses, intercom codes and the amount of customer spending over the past six months have been made publicly available. Among them were members of the special services.

https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/5492583

For reference: 60 000 rubles at that time was approximately equivalent to $1000.

In Russia, on the contrary, there are big problems with this. Almost any person's data is already on the darknet

With politics in Russia, I really don't believe that their government and related agencies have respect to handle their citizen personal data carefully and secretly. They can get such data any time, leak it any time or destroy it too. I even don't need your example to know that things for privacy are bad in Russia.

Citizens are not bad but the government is bad and they cause a lot of big problem for their citizens.

Because the BRICS nations have better data protection laws than the US, most private websites are hosted outside of US jurisdictions, at least in my experience.

Do you have any information source and link to share, to prove that it is true?

[NotATether]

Because the BRICS nations have better data protection laws than the US, most private websites are hosted outside of US jurisdictions, at least in my experience.

What countries do you mean? Because in Russia you are in almost no danger for leaking data. For example:
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I'm nit-picking here but wouldn't that mean you're almost always in danger and not in almost no danger?

[Synchronice]

I continue to believe that sites hosted on BRICS servers are more safe and provide more freedom.

Fair enough, but what makes you believe that? Are all those very liberal countries known for their freedom of speech (especially Russia and China lol) or some other reason that makes you believe that?

Because the BRICS nations have better data protection laws than the US, most private websites are hosted outside of US jurisdictions, at least in my experience.

That's very funny. Laws are words written on paper, what matters the most, is, how they are enforced. Germany has one of the best employment law but do you really believe that workers' rights are so protected? Just visit warehouses in Germany or ask any amazon delivery guy, they are all exploited. Many companies in Germany, even the most famous ones, do many shady things to save money on workforce. Don't expect that BRICS laws will be enforced as they are written. In Russia, piracy of games, movies, softwares and so on in absolutely legal. Professional studios run pirate movie websites.

Don't get fooled and don't trust BRICS data protection laws. What's written is absolutely different from what's enforced.

[xandry]

I'm nit-picking here but wouldn't that mean you're almost always in danger and not in almost no danger?

Absolutely right, there are certain risks because of this. For example, there are quite a few semi-documentary programs of journalists on youtube about leaks of personal data and how ordinary citizens suffer from this. For many years, for example, there was a very urgent problem when a person was issued a loan from a bank or a microfinance organization, and a person might not know this.

The most interesting thing is that in order to combat this problem, they did not deal with data leaks. It's just that over time, most of the organizations that issue loans stopped doing this without any explicit consent from the client himself.
And from March 1, 2025, according to the law, anyone will be able to come to any bank and write a statement stating that it is prohibited to apply for a loan. Well, so that no one else gets a loan without his consent somehow