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[bitmover]

CCE.Cash has analytical tools on the site, which are active during the entire swap process. they collects much more user data than is in line with privacy protection. Mentioned in the review https://landofcrypto.com/cce-cash-review/
Regardless of the choice of blockchain, information also goes to third parties

Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

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Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

Recently, for example, I tested the same thing with Betkarma and they have, for example, some kind of analytics, but it is done on their side, that is, it does not involve a third party for the same thing.
Of course, users have to believe that such data is safe and that it will not go any further.

[bitmover]

Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

Recently, for example, I tested the same thing with Betkarma and they have, for example, some kind of analytics, but it is done on their side, that is, it does not involve a third party for the same thing.
Of course, users have to believe that such data is safe and that it will not go any further.

The problem is what data is shared. Even screen size and other digital fingerprinting are being shared.

There are some privacy friendly analytics such as simple analytics and matomo.org

They could be a good alternative to ccecash

They are compliant with GDPR and not even "accept cookies " banner is required.

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[SamReomo]

I dont think it reduces privacy
It is a different blockchain,  so much harder to track

Yes, swapping Bitcion to USDT or any other stable coin will somehow enhance privacy of the coins but it is not enough to break the link entirely. Some regulatory authorities can still get such information and it won't be much issue for them. The best for privacy is to swap Bitcoin to XMR at one exchange and then XMR to Bitcoin at another exchange. That way it will be hard for anyone to find any link between the transactions and that is going to be high in privacy and very hard to track.

[Forsyth Jones]

I dont think it reduces privacy
It is a different blockchain,  so much harder to track

Yes, swapping Bitcion to USDT or any other stable coin will somehow enhance privacy of the coins but it is not enough to break the link entirely. Some regulatory authorities can still get such information and it won't be much issue for them. The best for privacy is to swap Bitcoin to XMR at one exchange and then XMR to Bitcoin at another exchange. That way it will be hard for anyone to find any link between the transactions and that is going to be high in privacy and very hard to track.

I almost always swap BTC for stablecoin like usdt or usdc before sending to a CEX, and to this day it has never given me any kind of problem. I don't know if it's because I use CCECash most of the time or the same CEX.

Swapping to XMR and then back to BTC is a strategy that varies according to the person's paranoia and threat model. I don't rule it out, In fact, XMR has been surprising me positively. Too bad I bought XMR right near the ATH, I'll keep watching 

[hugeblack]

CCE.Cash has analytical tools on the site, which are active during the entire swap process. they collects much more user data than is in line with privacy protection. Mentioned in the review https://landofcrypto.com/cce-cash-review/
Regardless of the choice of blockchain, information also goes to third parties

Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

To be fair, CCECASH does have a "transaction freezing" feature; while rare, it does exist. Furthermore, it is extremely uncommon to find a platform that collects no user data at all. You should always assume that exchange do collect user information, so it is better to use Tor or a fresh, dedicated browser rather than relying on the assumption that a platform won't collect any of your data.
The deciding factor here is the requirement for KYC verification.

[examplens]

Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

To be fair, CCECASH does have a "transaction freezing" feature; while rare, it does exist. Furthermore, it is extremely uncommon to find a platform that collects no user data at all. You should always assume that exchange do collect user information, so it is better to use Tor or a fresh, dedicated browser rather than relying on the assumption that a platform won't collect any of your data.
The deciding factor here is the requirement for KYC verification.

I came across several instant exchanges that don't use this type of tracking. In my opinion, the most acceptable approach, if they want some insight into the statistics and user behavior, is to do it in their own version rather than use third-party services.
Every time a third service is included, it is a sign that things are not completely under control.
A similar thing is with the means of liquidity. CCE.Cash uses a mixed liquidity pool, part of it comes from its own funds, while one part comes from partners. This confirms the 'rare KYC' status.

[bitmover]

Weird, data is sent to an analytics servics.

Although it is unlikely that they would share data with authorities, it isnt a good practice.

To be fair, CCECASH does have a "transaction freezing" feature; while rare, it does exist. Furthermore, it is extremely uncommon to find a platform that collects no user data at all. You should always assume that exchange do collect user information, so it is better to use Tor or a fresh, dedicated browser rather than relying on the assumption that a platform won't collect any of your data.
The deciding factor here is the requirement for KYC verification.

I came across several instant exchanges that don't use this type of tracking. In my opinion, the most acceptable approach, if they want some insight into the statistics and user behavior, is to do it in their own version rather than use third-party services.
Every time a third service is included, it is a sign that things are not completely under control.
A similar thing is with the means of liquidity. CCE.Cash uses a mixed liquidity pool, part of it comes from its own funds, while one part comes from partners. This confirms the 'rare KYC' status.

Using a tor browser highly increases your privacy in that sense  as basically all fingerprinting data is the same for all tor users.

However, depending on which dara is shared, even tor browser wont protect your privacy entirely..

[hugeblack]

I came across several instant exchanges that don't use this type of tracking. In my opinion, the most acceptable approach, if they want some insight into the statistics and user behavior, is to do it in their own version rather than use third-party services.

I wish they would do that, but CCECASH doesn’t market itself as a "privacy service" it positions itself as an "instant crypto exchange," with No KYC tag which might be the reason. In any case, let’s wait a response from the platform’s team.