I have multiple questions. > In addition, Money Button has banned the user that uploaded the material. > It has also put in place filtering systems to spot wh

I have multiple questions. > In addition, Money Button has banned the user that uploaded the material. > It has also put in place filtering systems to spot when anyone tries to upload similar content. > "We have all the information we need to track down criminals and prosecute them." Doesn't blockchain technology exist to prevent censorship and provide anonymity (in terms of not being able to link transactions to a real life identity)? So why would anyone want to use a client that collects and stores this kind of information about them? Doesn't it (almost) completely erase the point of having a blockchain in the first place? And how is this case handled now? Money Button said they forwarded the identity of the uploader to the authorities but is anyone gonna do anything about the problematic data?