I've mentioned it before but there's no reason I should have to start the conversation with that, the things I am saying are true regardless of whether or not I strive to make improvements to Wasabi:
It is helpful for the community to know that Wasabi contributors hold views which are so antithetical to privacy, censorship resistance, the avoidance of third parties, and the general ethos of bitcoin. It helps them to make an informed decision to not go anywhere near your permissioned, mass surveillance software.
Wasabi is completely private: It uses Tor and client side block filters to protect the data of its users. You calling Wasabi "mass surveillance software" is a malicious lie and everyone can verify that you are lying themselves since all of the code is open source: