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Does anyone know how anonymous transactions remain if e.g. law enforcement take your (unprotected) laptop from you? I've got to say, I don't have much confiden
by mootothemax 11y ago
Does anyone know how anonymous transactions remain if e.g. law enforcement take your (unprotected) laptop from you?
I've got to say, I don't have much confidence in the company itself, specifically:
>Wilcox maintains his stealthy digital cash startup isn’t intended to facilitate crime, but also notes that the company isn’t liable for any criminal applications for which Zcash is used.
It's almost like they've never heard of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-gold https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-gold or its many, many variations.
- cyphar 11y ago> Does anyone know how anonymous transactions remain if e.g. law enforcement take your (unprotected) laptop from you? This is why you should do full disk encryption, and travel without your hard drive. At the end of the day, there's probably forensic methods on your laptop that would be far more damaging than just deanonymising your past transactions.
- mootothemax 11y ago>This is why you should do full disk encryption, and travel without your hard drive. At the end of the day, there's probably forensic methods on your laptop that would be far more damaging than just deanonymising your past transactions. While that's all very good and all, it doesn't really answer my question :)
- cyphar 11y ago> >This is why you should do full disk encryption, and travel without your hard drive. At the end of the day, there's probably forensic methods on your laptop that would be far more damaging than just deanonymising your past transactions. > While that's all very good and all, it doesn't really answer my question :) I probably should've proceeded that with "I don't know, but".