Quote from: Digitradez on Today at 12:14:43 AM

Quote from: Rengga Jati on July 02, 2020, 11:53:30 PM

Quote from: Digitradez on July 02, 2020, 10:20:37 PM

Look at all the famous crypto whales: Roger ver, Vitalik, Winklevoss twins, Charlie Lee, etc. Do you see anything happening to any of these guys? Nope. stop being so paranoid.

It is not paranoid, It's a prevention to avoid bad things that may happen to us. You cannot say a harmful statement to your friends or random people that can lead to losing your asset or losing trust from others. Especially if you are in a country that still cannot legalize crypto. Telling much about your crypto assets may trigger people to not trust you again as they may think you did an illegal activity. On the other hand, we don't know that there are people who become intending to steal or hack your crypto assets. Except you are a rich person like Roger ver, Vitalik, Charlie Lee, then you can hire private guards to protect you at any time. But if you are an average person, you can't do it.

This is the type of paranoia that caused the patriot act to pass and it is why they are banning encryption. We all have to watch out for those bad terrorists! they will all hurt us. ridiculous.

I don't know all details of the "patriot" act, but it's actually the total opposite of privacy protection (what's recommended in my OP) and the result of the patriot act is such shit like identity theft (by KYC) and similar BS endangering users privacy. In Europe, some retards (a minority) are even talking about forcing internet users to use solely their real name on the internet (Forums etc.) and you are arguing about paranoia? Nice joke.

That, what you call here paranoia is actually the opposite of the patriot act, it's privacy... ^^

In fact, the patriot act encourages crime against individuals by exposing their privacy.