1) Our servers are located outside the jurisdiction of the USA and most EU countries.

We have deployed servers in a territory that is outside the jurisdiction of the US government and most EU countries. Accordingly, they will not be able to get legitimate access to our servers by a court decision.

2) The principle of absolute "no log".

In view of the first point, it makes no sense for us to collect and store customer logs. Consequently: PureMixer.io adheres to the absolute principle of "no log" and all orders are erased instantly upon their successful completion/expiration.

3) Minimum availability of the JS code.

BUT. Our service does not use any third-party JS libraries from external resources —> therefore, our JS code is completely safe and does not pose any danger.

4) Our bitcoin mixer is made without the use of web frameworks and site builders.

Frameworks are often very large and contain a lot of functionality, and in our case most of it would be unused. Due to the size and amount of code, performance decreases, and also in such a large amount of code, especially if it is open source, vulnerabilities and errors can easily appear, which is completely unacceptable and which should not be allowed in any case. In addition, frameworks may not be flexible enough, which, in turn, may affect the speed of development and uniqueness of the product. As for the site builders, the sites assembled on the constructor eventually become heavy and have limited customization. Our service does not need a bunch of unnecessary useless animations that distract from the essence, because we are not making a Pinterest, but a working and unique tool.

5) Only encrypted channels for external secure communication with clients.

· Telegram ( secret chat ) - End-to-end encryption

· Session - End-to-end encryption

· ProtonMail - asymmetric encryption / + PGP = End-to-end encryption

6) We use encrypted disks.

We consider these very points listed above to be the foundation and foundation of confidentiality. These are the points that are vital for this kind of project. Since we believe that our commitment to a "strict privacy policy" is also compliance with "the rules of business hygiene" in the field in which we are located. What do you think about this? - share your opinions...