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You are fooling yourself if you believe using a credit card affords you any kind of privacy. https://www.aclu.org/blog/privacy-technology/consumer-privacy/why-
by nprz 6y ago
You are fooling yourself if you believe using a credit card affords you any kind of privacy.
https://www.aclu.org/blog/privacy-technology/consumer-privacy/why-dont-we-have-more-privacy-when-we-use-credit-card https://www.aclu.org/blog/privacy-technology/consumer-privac...
- mdoms 6y agoMy CC statement is not on a public distributed ledger.
- nprz 6y agoWho cares? You have the option to completely anonymize your transactions with BTC, this option does not exist with credit cards, in fact you have no idea who is doing what with your data. If privacy is your concern, BTC is the superior option.
- mdoms 6y ago> If privacy is your concern, BTC is the superior option Bitcoin is a public ledger. It is AT BEST pseudonymous. At best.
- nprz 6y agoYou'll notice users of the silk road who were risking life in prison used BTC, not credit cards, as their form of payment. If it truly was trivial to link a wallet to your IRL identity every user of the site would have been charged with multiple felonies, and yet that never happened.