Quote from: Coinomize.biz on December 02, 2023, 08:56:17 PM

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Sure, but it's unlikely to change, right?

The topic is very "hot". There is an active discussion going on in my "local" thread. On the one hand there is an understanding of the problem of mixers, on the other hand there is a lack of understanding of the "cut them all down to the root" approach.

It seems to me, or rather I hope, that there will be a reasonable solution that will minimize the risks of using mixers for illegal actions, and will preserve the opportunity for law-abiding citizens to implement... THEIR LEGAL RIGHTS.
For example:
The right to privacy is crucial to the realization of human rights online and offline. It is one of the foundations of a democratic society and plays a key role in the realization of a wide range of human rights, including in the digital sphere, ranging from freedom of expression, freedom of association and assembly, access and enjoyment of economic and social rights. Interference with the right to privacy can also have a disproportionate impact on certain individuals and/or groups, exacerbating inequality and discrimination.
Resolution adopted by the Human Rights Council
September 26, 2019.
42/15. The right to privacy in the digital age

OHCHR and privacy in the digital age: https://www.ohchr.org/en/documents/thematic-reports/ahrc5117-right-privacy-digital-age

Looking forward to an adequate future

PS There have already been repeatedly voiced ideas, within the framework of "requirements", to really stop advertising Mixers, and to advertise, for example, "SERVICES for the realization of privacy and the exercise of economic rights". Maybe service providers should think about this option of solving the problem ?