but are there other way like let's say IPs , MAC address, the router I use and stuff like that?
The central server that you connect to can know the IP address. Also the ISP that you are using can know somethings about what you doing. You can user Tor instead and make sure you change the location to another country anytime you want to connect. You can permanently connect Electrum with Tor in a way that it will not work or synchronize if you do not connect with Tor. But best if you can use have your own node but still run it with Tor for privacy reasons. 
Topic: Electrum installation with different wallets - page 2. (Read 336 times)
If I install Electrum on a PC with Electrum and lets say I generate two wallets ( so two different seed phrases for each) is there a way to detect the address(es) of a wallet are linked to the one(s) of the other one?
but are there other way like let's say IPs , MAC address, the router I use and stuff like that?
but are there other way like let's say IPs , MAC address, the router I use and stuff like that?
Are you running your own server and connected via TOR?
If yes, then there is no way to link both the wallets as long as there is no TXs linking each other's address.
If no, then electrum servers know that both the wallets are managed by the same IP which indirectly connects that two wallets belong to the same user.
That's not an issue, two seedphrases mean two completely different wallets. But someone can know that multiple addresses belong to one wallet (when it spends) if you're not careful.
As for the IP address, then the Electrum server you're connected to, could know your IP address.
As for the IP address, then the Electrum server you're connected to, could know your IP address.
If I install Electrum on a PC with Electrum and lets say I generate two wallets ( so two different seed phrases for each) is there a way to detect the address(es) of a wallet are linked to the one(s) of the other one?
As far as I know on blockchain, if addresses don't interact each other, it is not possible (two seed phrases=two completely separate wallet , correct me if I'm wrong on this), but are there other way like let's say IPs , MAC address, the router I use and stuff like that?
As far as I know on blockchain, if addresses don't interact each other, it is not possible (two seed phrases=two completely separate wallet , correct me if I'm wrong on this), but are there other way like let's say IPs , MAC address, the router I use and stuff like that?
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