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Quote from: Amph on August 13, 2015, 10:39:21 AM

not if when i'm using a new address i also use a new entirely wallet, in this way every new address will not be a input for an old address, and there is no connection whatsoever between any of my address...

...see above, this can simply be avoided by using a new fresh wallet everytime and not simply by creating a new address on the same wallet, in this way there is no connection with hidden address of any kind

And how do you get the funds into that new wallet? You still need to send it there from the old wallet and that will link the two together.

the same way i'm getting my fund in my main wallet, by earning bitcoin directly, so no the wallet will not be connected for any transaction

Quote from: AtheistAKASaneBrain on August 14, 2015, 01:00:33 PM

And how are you going to use a new wallet each time? that seems like a pain in the ass. People should be able to do this by default, newbies deserve anonymity too.

you need only few second to create a new wallet, you know, remove the old one and run core again, done, how can you find this a pain in the ass is beyond me...

Just so ya know. Trezor's allow multiple wallets to be created, so this really is pretty easy.
I think people who care, will keep a couple of wallets for this purpose.
Just like you might already have a wallet for savings and a wallet for spending.

yeah except that you could never transfer your savings to your checking because then they are linked.

Fancy that. You have to keep them separate as we already mentioned in this thread.

thats my point. You have broken fungibility.