Quote from: jackbox on June 26, 2015, 02:28:01 AM

Quote from: marcus_of_augustus on June 26, 2015, 02:16:41 AM

Quote from: windpath on June 25, 2015, 06:42:11 PM

Can someone from the TREZOR team please let us know what to expect with regards to mytrezor.com and the acquisition of Bits Of Proof by Digital Asset Holdings.

http://www.coindesk.com/blythe-masters-blockchain-startups-hyperledger-bits-of-proof/

Yes. I would also like to know how much data Bits_of_Proof has about trezor users' habits that have connected to mytrezor.com that will become the property of Digital Assets Holdings?

Does Bits-of_Proof have any of the following:

- data about IP addresses used by mytrezor.com users connecting to mytrezor.com
- data about bitcoin public addresses used by mytrezor.com users
- data about timing of bitcoin transactions by mytrezor.com users
- data about sizes of bitcoin transactions by mytrezor.com users
??

Appreciate your candid and timely reply in ensuring faith with the open source community of trezor users and contributors.

From what I understand Bits of Proof only supplied backend code to the Trezor team that was incorporated into the website. As far as I know Bits of Proof does not, and has never, had anything to do with the actual operation of the MyTrezor website. Possibly, someone from Team Trezor can confirm this?

As I understand, it was a piece of closed source, javascript plug-in to be specific. We would have to take Bits-of-Proof's word what it actually did, without serious wire analysis and deep packet inspection on it's comms. icbw