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Couldn't one simply use the other currencies where ledger is not public, if the privacy is needed? Like Zcash, Dash or Monero (no affiliation, I'm just listing
by Erlich_Bachman 8y ago
Couldn't one simply use the other currencies where ledger is not public, if the privacy is needed? Like Zcash, Dash or Monero (no affiliation, I'm just listing options to clearly show that public ledger is in technological sense not a problem).
I think that many of these problems stem from censorship, not need of privacy.
- xte 8y agoYou can't for a simple reason: to use them you need a combination of hw, sw and connectivity that's largely proprietary and can't be considered safe... You may trust your FOSS-only OS, your FOSS "wallet", but how you can trust your hw? How easy a country can look out citizens from internet services? Mesh network and open hardware exists but mostly at a marginal and embryonic stage...