There is myriad of potential improvements being discussed and worked on in back channels that I doubt any of those entities is going to discuss here until it has been announced by the various entities that are working on solutions.
So all you are likely to get here are comments from n00bs that don't really know what is going on. Or general statements from experts who don't want to spill all the beans yet.
For example, the failure to point out that the following suggestion will not be effective against the national security agencies (which are likely now functionaries for future tax clawbacks):
So all you are likely to get here are comments from n00bs that don't really know what is going on. Or general statements from experts who don't want to spill all the beans yet.
For example, the failure to point out that the following suggestion will not be effective against the national security agencies (which are likely now functionaries for future tax clawbacks):
About privacy: Always new receiving address and new change address, you can use VPN to hide your IP as well.
https://bitcoin.org/en/protect-your-privacy
https://bitcoin.org/en/protect-your-privacy
But now a privacy-noob sees (or at least I hope they do) that this is a flawed technique and can move toward a better understanding of privacy. Some of this stuff has been hard-coded into their psyches by endless repetition from weekend privacy warriors or Bitcoin supremacist who either don't know the error of their methods or are too invested to correct them in a meaningful way.
