Due to recent events with mixer being confiscated by authorities, or mixer doing an exit scam, or with a seemingly legitimate pro-privacy company going in the opposite direction, I think a clarification of where we are at the moment in protecting the users' privacy is necessary.
It is very paramount that we consider our privacy together with the security of our assets, if we are to consider this vital information you've just provided fro this thread, we need to have a rethink on this regard because mixing services are truly facing serious regulations from government and other related internal challenges, this isn't a call for us not to know what to do or know about other necessary advantage we could take from it, privacy and security should be both considered and achieved by every bitcoiners.
There are three ways to secure privacy of your bitcoins, each of which comes with its own advantages and disadvantages. Pick according to what fits you best.
1. CoinJoining -
what is this?There are three ways to do a coinjoin with a large anonymity set. Joinmarket, Whirlpool, and Wasabi.
I will go with the best recommendation with the use of coinjoin either through joinmarket or whirlpool but as for wasabi, i think there's a recent compromise in terms of privacy using it just as it was found with a linkage related to that in ledger whereby privacy is nit in its maximum achievement using them.