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Bitcoin indeed is a privacy coin. But that does not mean it is going to be an anonymity coin, since every transaction is public and traceable.
What privacy means is that you can hold Bitcoin in your own private wallet, without a third party having access or control over any part of it.
By using transactions normally, it will probably be public and easy to track.
But of course, by using the Mixer platform on Bitcoin transactions, it will better disguise transactions with thousands of random transactions so that it will not be easy to track, so that the anonymity of the Bitcoin owner can still be disguised.
Yes, that's actually what is called Privacy, there is no interference from a third party over the management of the digital assets we have on Bitcoin.
A wallet that we make ourselves with the key that we hold without anyone but the owner of the key can open it.
Decentralized, Your Wallet is your coins and only you can manage it.