Google is the best tools to trade Bitcoin anonymously - only search the way to -

[LeezHamilton]

Google is the best tools to trade Bitcoin anonymously - only search the way to find the Google Private Platform and you can use it without reaving your IP or Phone numbers or Email address connected to your ID. I am thinking to open the Google Gateway do many people can access the GPP. it is actually in a save mode and it is used by only highly professional people. It is the best way contact anonymously. You can trade Bitcoin on secured OTC system in Google.

When was designing Bitcoin in back March 2007, I was using google.

Recently the Google has sold out their domain service which has created
a problem so I am thinking to acquires Squarespace and run on
the Google DNS Server. 

I think BITDNS would be more better for Bitcoiners.

[Churchillvv]

For me it's not any good way to trade Bitcoin anonymously.

More like a privacy nightmare.

By using Google first your not in any way practicing privacy because google takes alot of information from your regular browsers with your notice.

Tor and other nice VPN browsers are even more safe to deal with than google.

If you want a private way to trade your coin you can use decentralized exchanges that requires no information or KYC to use than bother yourself with Google and all that privacy (anonymous trading) strategy.

[SamReomo]

When was designing Bitcoin in back March 2007, I was using google.

That's a lie, you weren't designing Bitcoin back in March 2007, it was Satoshi Nakamoto who was give his precious time for designing and coding of Bitcoin project. Another lie is that Google has the best tools to trade anonymously, Google is known for their tracking tactics and you're saying that they can help out trading Bitcoin anonymously? Whatever you said in the thread is totally false information.

I know Google provides cloud services but I doubt even those are free from tracking elements. When it comes to anonymous trading then Tor with Bisq is the way to go other than that everything is said in order to grab members attention. If you really want to trade Bitcoin anonymously then first make sure  you have Linux installed, and then download Bisq and connect it to tor server then you can trade Bitcoin anonymously.

[hd49728]

Google is one of search engines and you can use them to find information you need together with double checks by other tools, other search engines.

If you use products from Google and believe it can give you better privacy, I really doubt that your belief will be satisfied by any product of Google.

They are a big data collection company and don't trust them for your privacy, anonymity.

If you want to trade Bitcoin anonymously, choose non KYC exchanges.

But very first steps you must do is using your Coin control feature, inputs for your on chain transactions, Tor to defend your privacy.

[pooya87]

Just because something has the word "private" in it doesn't mean it is actually private and provides you with anonymity. In this case you can not even use the word "google" and "anonymity" in the same sentence let alone think what this US based anti-privacy company in the biggest anti-privacy country is giving you any degree of anonymity

[pinggoki]

It doesn't my guy, your ISP wull still see what you're doing which means that you're not hiding anything since they can just do a search on your online activities through your ISP and they'd know what sites you've been visiting, I don't even think that Google is giving you real privacy because they want your data and they make money out of your data so they can sell it to companies that will in turn bombard you with advertisments of their products so I don't see how using Google will be of help for privacy trading. The only way to trade with privacy is through P2P or maybe even a physical P2P, that's the only way that would make you achieve a real private trade.

[Helena Yu]

If someone is really care with their privacy and want to choose which browser to use, Google should be in the last choice.

Just because something has the word "private" in it doesn't mean it is actually private and provides you with anonymity. In this case you can not even use the word "google" and "anonymity" in the same sentence let alone think what this US based anti-privacy company in the biggest anti-privacy country is giving you any degree of anonymity

Yeah, it doesn't make sense at all. I've found the proof that GPP is a bullshit project, it's a logical fallacy if someone think Google will protect the user privacy when they're one of many centralized entity that are against of privacy right.

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[Frankolala]

I don't think that OP understands what he is saying, because from the thread, you will see that all the information and claims are wrong. Google is the opposite of privacy, and they work with the government. Google cannot give you any privacy.

Only DEX can give you the privacy that you want.

[_act_]

Google is the best tools to trade bitcoin anonymously? This seems more like an irony to me. Use Google and Google will know most of your online browsing. Without paying money to Google, Google are invading your privacy. Yet Google remain the means that scammers are more able to scam people. When it comes to privacy and anonymous, do not use Google. Use Tor.

[Natsuu]

For me it's not any good way to trade Bitcoin anonymously.

More like a privacy nightmare.

By using Google first your not in any way practicing privacy because google takes alot of information from your regular browsers with your notice.

Tor and other nice VPN browsers are even more safe to deal with than google.

If you want a private way to trade your coin you can use decentralized exchanges that requires no information or KYC to use than bother yourself with Google and all that privacy (anonymous trading) strategy.

Right. Google's data collection is a real issue. Tor and VPNs make more sense for keeping things secure. Decentralized exchanges sound like a good call, avoiding the whole KYC hassle. Striking that balance between crypto freedom and privacy is key. It's frustrating dealing with the data-hungry side of things

[348Judah]

Google is the best tools to trade Bitcoin anonymously - only search the way to find the Google Private Platform and you can use it without reaving your IP or Phone numbers or Email address connected to your ID.

Is google not having a central server, is google not centralized, why should we now see the best means to go with privacy and still choose otherwise, are you telling that the blockchain technology is not secured enough for the privacy required by every user or we should have an  alternative with a centralized entity, google is never a better option to blockchain and even the government and other technology researchers and developers attest to this fact, so why bothering on something that is not it, saving your passwords or private keys on googles has no complete privacy on you.

[Dave1]

Google is the best tools to trade Bitcoin anonymously

Wrong, just read this, The Dark Side of Google: A Closer Look at Privacy Concerns and User Data Collection. It you want to trade Bitcoin anonymously, just used this website:

https://kycnot.me/

You can find exchange that you can trade P2P and anonymously.

[alastantiger]

Just because something has the word "private" in it doesn't mean it is actually private and provides you with anonymity. In this case you can not even use the word "google" and "anonymity" in the same sentence let alone think what this US based anti-privacy company in the biggest anti-privacy country is giving you any degree of anonymity

To provide more context for the OP and those who do not understand, Google will gladly give up their user's data to the authorities if they are required to provide it. They have what is called Data Retention. No one should be deceived by their incognito mode because the records of the user's search history, and data is stored.

Wrong, just read this, The Dark Side of Google: A Closer Look at Privacy Concerns and User Data Collection.

For people who didn't read this article, the summary is that Google is more of a data collection company than a internet search company. Google works with the government to provide data on their users. This is undeniable. Trading crypto or whatever on Google is therefore not advised if there were a thing like that.

[D ltr]

Sometimes I still keep thinking about how to trade via Google, which  be said to be anonymous? and honestly, I just found out that Google can carry out transactions?
can someone give an example?
because I only trade on dex and p2p

[sunsilk]

No need to dig deeper. As long as it is Google, we all know that they collect data, save it and send it to advertisers for their reference of their own target users for their marketing.

That's why you talk to your smart or android phone and eventually those ads will pop as you use them whether it's with search engines or just using it for casual research.

Google isn't really to get considered about doing so for trading anonymously with Bitcoin. It contradicts.

[Faisal2202]

When was designing Bitcoin in back March 2007, I was using Google.

Did you say designing Bitcoin! Are you for real, your profile registered on February 06, 2024 and you are calling yourself a developer of BTC from the 2007. Without any proof. Well, don't make such statements if you want other members to trust or take your words for sure. Otherwise many will put you on ignore list and many won't consider to reply on your thread due to fake data. Just a thought I hope you will think about it.

Recently the Google has sold out their domain service which has created
a problem so I am thinking to acquires Squarespace

Squarespace is a website-building tool and Google has not sold their domains, plus you are wrong about all the data you have posted here. I think your plan is to lure people into messaging you or asking you how they can trade on Google. I might be wrong here but you look so fishy and trying to lure more fish I suggest come with proof.

Google has a lot of loop holes and ways that are put there on purpose just to track all of your activities, some logs and activities are tracked by your own permissions, and using google in the first place for anonymity purposes is a false thing to say. But I must make an exception here and must listen to your words if comes with proofs or more information.

[NotATether]

Google Private Platform

That is an oxymoron.

Google and privacy are as far away from each other as they possibly can be. Well I always think that until I see whatever shady stuff that Meta is doing with its own data.

Google frequently harvests your data and sells it to advertisers, as well as operating Google Analytics (which is a legitimate service but can be abused for harm).

[ABCbits]

Sometimes I still keep thinking about how to trade via Google, which  be said to be anonymous? and honestly, I just found out that Google can carry out transactions?
can someone give an example?
because I only trade on dex and p2p

OP doesn't explain properly, but he's not talking about exchange. GPP actually service where you can rent Google's server. Using their server as your own "computer", exchange would see Google server's IP address rather than your IP address. But obviously it's terrible idea due to reason which already mentioned by other member.

And you might want to add OP to ignore list since he usually talk non-sense or lying (just see OP's neutral/negative feedback).

[NotATether]

OP doesn't explain properly, but he's not talking about exchange. GPP actually service where you can rent Google's server. Using their server as your own "computer", exchange would see Google server's IP address rather than your IP address.

Is that not GCP (Google Cloud Platform)?

[ABCbits]

OP doesn't explain properly, but he's not talking about exchange. GPP actually service where you can rent Google's server. Using their server as your own "computer", exchange would see Google server's IP address rather than your IP address.

Is that not GCP (Google Cloud Platform)?

I assume OP talking about GCP. If you search "Google Private Platform" on Google, you only get 2 results (including this thread). But GCP itself provide few private feature, which are private cloud[1] and private access[2].

[1] https://cloud.google.com/discover/what-is-a-private-cloud
[2] https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access