Tag: privacy
Study Finds that Blockchain Technology Can Be Used by GDPR-compliant Companies
A study conducted by a university in London believes that blockchain technology can still be used by businesses who are required to comply with the…
Australia Post Makes Crypto Exchange Registrations Easier Through its Digital iD Initiative
Australia is proving that they are, arguably, one of the leading crypto-friendly countries out there. A system created by the country’s postal service is drastically…
Brave(ly) Taking on Google over Data Privacy Concerns
Brave, a privacy-driven browser, and other plaintiffs have lodged complaints in Britain and Ireland against Google and other companies citing end-user data negligence. Our world…
How Will MoneroV Affect Monero’s Privacy?
Hard forks of existing cryptocurrencies are always considered to be rather controversial. This is no different where MoneroV is concerned. More specifically, this hard fork…
Bitcoin Cash Will get Privacy Features Thanks to Cash Shuffle Protocol
It is safe to say Bitcoin Cash is a fresh wind of development in the Bitcoin world. Whereas the main currency is at a proverbial…
Bitcoin Still isn’t Suited for Users Demanding Absolute Privacy
It appears there is still a lot of confusion regarding the anonymity of cryptocurrencies. More specifically, many people still think Bitcoin can be used to…
Samourai Wallet Launches Ricochet Feature To Improve Bitcoin Fungibility
It is evident a lot of people are keeping a close eye on the Bitcoin blockchain. Governments, tax collection agencies, and virtually everyone else have…
The Austrian Government Seeks To Develop A Federal Trojan Horse
Governments have a tendency to create national proprietary services and concepts. Over in Austria, politicians are convinced they need a federal Trojan Horse to scour…
