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Brave Browser’s Affiliate Link Controversy, Explained

8.6.2020
Privacy browser Brave was called out this weekend when users noticed that typing "Binance" resulted in an auto-complete ending in a referral link

Chainalysis Can Now Track Your 'Privacy Coins' Zcash & Dash

8.6.2020
Chainalysis calls the ‘privacy coin’ bluff — adds support for Zcash and Dash, calling Dash a ‘privacy coin’ is a ‘misnomer.’

66% of Coinbase Users Willing to Leave the Exchange Due to Mounting Privacy Concerns

8.6.2020
Two-thirds of people who use Coinbase are willing to leave the platform following reports that the U.S. exchange plans to sell user data to two government agencies for $250,000. Cryptocurrency trader and analyst John Rager carried out a poll on Twitter, asking his 73,000 followers: “Would...

3 Great Ways to Monetize Content

8.6.2020
Monetizing content on the web usually boils down to one thing: advertisements. The problem with adding advertisements to your website, especially from the popular ad services, is that they can be slow and they certainly don’t protect user privacy. That’s where alternative monetizing...

Block.One to Launch Social Media Platform Ahead of Schedule

8.6.2020
According to Voice CEO Salah Zalatimo, the platform has pivoted from an autumn launch date and will be available to readers on July 4

Decentralization: Preserving Personal Privacy While Fighting COVID-19

7.6.2020
Decentralized technologies can help to avoid jeopardizing citizens’ private data in the name of public health during the global pandemics

Brave Comes Under Fire for Binance Affiliate Link Autofill

6.6.2020
Brave appears to have removed a controversial feature that was auto-filling the company’s affiliate link when a user attempted to access Binance

Patoshi Researcher Says “Altruistic” Satoshi Will Never Spend His 1.1M Bitcoin

6.6.2020
Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto will never spend his “1.1 million bitcoins” because he is altruistic, Patoshi Pattern researcher Sergio Demian Lerner has said. The Patoshi Pattern exploits privacy flaws of an early protocol, v.01, to identify blocks possibly minded by Satoshi Nakamoto....

Bitfinex Spin-Out Says Funds Are Lining Up for Its New Decentralized Exchange

5.6.2020
DeversiFi says it has received interest in its DEX's privacy features from more 70 funds

EU’s Europol: Bitcoin Privacy Wallet ‘Not Looking Good’ For Law Enforcement

4.6.2020
Europol, the European Union's law enforcement agency, has its eyes on the popular bitcoin privacy tool Wasabi Wallet, documents verified by CoinDesk show

‘Careless’ Users Are Ruining Ethereum’s Privacy: Paper

4.6.2020
Ethereum's account-based model makes it more susceptible to surveillance than some other protocols and users aren't helping, a research paper argues

Crypto.com Receives Privacy-Related ISO Certification

3.6.2020
The crypto platform becomes one of the first companies in the industry to achieve the ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certification

Zoom Won't Encrypt Free Calls So It Can Collaborate With FBI

3.6.2020
Zoom decides to provide limited encryption despite numerous security issues, while blockchain developers move ahead with privacy-focused solutions

Lightning Network Overhaul Could Strengthen Bitcoin Privacy – But Many ‘Ifs’ Remain

3.6.2020
Bitcoin developers are exploring Point Timelock Contracts (PTLCs) to improve the privacy of payments on the Lightning Network

Minnesota Official Alarms Privacy Advocates With Contact Tracing Comments

3.6.2020
Comments from a Minnesota official comparing law enforcement to contact tracing alerted privacy activists to the dangers of misusing COVID-19 health data

For the Blockchain Industry, the COVID-19 Clock Is Ticking

31.5.2020
The crypto industry has the best historical moment to change the discourse about crypto and its reputation into a successful innovative tech sector

‘We Need 30 Different Words for Censorship”, Feat. Andreas M. Antonopoulos

31.5.2020
The rallying cry of the totalitarian is "He farted first", but if both systems have produced similar outcomes, is there much of a difference? Today's wide-ranging discussion features Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan, Adam B. Levine and Andreas M. Antonopoulos