Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 01:05:05 PM

Quote from: franky1 on Today at 12:02:05 PM

yes LN is a red flag monero is a red flag.

Being passive, unresistant and completely scrutinized is also a red flag. For you as individual.

Quote from: franky1 on Today at 12:02:05 PM

LITERALLY SPELL IT OUT FOR PEOPLE that if you use a mixer, tumbler, aec you will be red flagged and monitored, scrutinised more closely

Simply not true. I can agree to an extent that governments don't want you to use such tools, but it's plain dumb to believe you're being more spied when using them than otherwise. I agree you're a probable suspect for some, but you're a suspect for a reason; you do gain privacy. If I was being monitored more effectively, I wouldn't be a suspect. I am, because they very much work.

oh again the idiot wants to be ignorant

the regulations literally are telling you that they are more interested in mixer used funds..

the solution is to do what i said several posts ago.
think of a new system not advertised/promoted or niched as only offering mixing as a service. something that acts like something else. but the side effect is it breaks the taint.

get it yet

here ill make it real clear
imagine this scenario.. it involves the same crunched up smell dirty $100 bank note. going into a service. and the same $99 coming out in different denominations of different bank notes and coins.

A. mixer.
B. buying chewing gum from a retailer

did you know that the $100 and $99change from scenario A is being then scrutinised for where the $100 came from and where the $99 ends up
where as B is just another random transaction that no business or regulator sniffs at twice. and just gets lost in thought amungst the monotony of all other random transactions

stop advertising something that is listed by regulators to watch A
instead get the same feature you want via something else that looks feels like B but does the same end result