Depends a lot on what level privacy is sacrificed.
If it is tracable to me personally and to my details on the public blockhain I would never do it. I would also rather not have my data connected to a database of the company that may get compromised, leaking all my data for everybody to find.
If it is somehow certain that my personal data cannot be directly linked to publically available data (blockchain) I might consider it.
Topic: Will you sacrifice privacy for Ease of Use and better features than Bitcoin? - page 3. (Read 1637 times)
September 30, 2016, 10:59:19 AM
September 30, 2016, 10:54:57 AM
I see more and more Alt coins and also Blockchain based technologies being developed, where privacy is destroyed to make room for
better features { Faster confirmation for transactions & user-friendly GUI } We need to consider if we value privacy {pseudo anonymity}
over better features in the future.
The attack angle from these competing technologies seem to be speed and ease of use. Will you dump Bitcoin for improved features in
other technologies and in the process sacrifice the financial privacy you have with Bitcoin?
Just curious how you see this, and what you will do, when these technologies hit the scene. They are currently a bit behind, but they are
catching up VERY fast.
better features { Faster confirmation for transactions & user-friendly GUI } We need to consider if we value privacy {pseudo anonymity}
over better features in the future.
The attack angle from these competing technologies seem to be speed and ease of use. Will you dump Bitcoin for improved features in
other technologies and in the process sacrifice the financial privacy you have with Bitcoin?
Just curious how you see this, and what you will do, when these technologies hit the scene. They are currently a bit behind, but they are
catching up VERY fast.
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