It's worth noting that some of these wallets coordinate with Block Chain Analysis and will flag some of your UTXOs as have having evil origins, hence blocking them from utilizing the coinjoin feature. If that's not a concern, then they can be helpful in maintaining privacy.
This also needs to be highlighted.
Can you explain why? Are there are any other wallet (on default setting/server) that does that? DireWolfM14 was talking about CoinJoin server that no longer running.
My point was that what he said is true. Some of these wallets coordinate with Blockchain Analysis and what's the point of using such a wallet for privacy that coordinates anti-privacy companies?
I would add one thing. Even though many people say that it's better to use Tor alone, I would say that the fact government can see you use a Tor is a red flag and it's better to use VPN and Tor together, but you have to be very careful in this case because you should know what you are doing. You have to be very careful which VPN you choose.
Aside from VPN, consider using Tor bridge. It's designed to avoid censorship by making the Tor traffic look like regular internet traffic.
To my mind, it's still better to use VPN despite the fact that it adds a party to trust. When you connect to a VPN, your ISP sees you are connected to a commercial VPN server but they don't see that you are connected to an unusual IP address (they'll see it with Tor Bridges AFAIK). Also, when you use a VPN, your traffic blends in with millions of other users, which makes it harder to isolate you statistically.
