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Quote from: Meuserna on September 07, 2025, 03:11:24 AM
I didn't say using a VPN is a threat.  I said needing to use one.  In other words, if Ledger's code is so unsafe that one needs to use a VPN because of it, that's proof Ledger's code shouldn't be used in the first place.  Ledger's code is poison.

This thread has nothing to do with discussing the length or safety of Ledger's code. Please, read OP.

Regarding OP.

Ledger's public commitment to blocking sanctioned transactions is merely the proactive step to cover their ass from facing similar sanctions.

They are not fools and clearly understand that there are countless ways to work around their measures jumpscares.See my posts above.

But if there’s anything from the authorities, they will demonstrate their commitment to distancing themselves from those who support entities under the sanctions.

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Quote from: Meuserna on September 07, 2025, 03:11:24 AM
I didn't say using a VPN is a threat.  I said needing to use one.  In other words, if Ledger's code is so unsafe that one needs to use a VPN because of it, that's proof Ledger's code shouldn't be used in the first place.  Ledger's code is poison.

This thread has nothing to do with discussing the length or safety of Ledger's code. Please, read OP.

Regarding OP.

Ledger's public commitment to blocking sanctioned transactions is merely the proactive step to cover their ass from facing similar sanctions.

They are not fools and clearly understand that there are countless ways to work around their measures.See my posts above.

But if there’s anything from the authorities, they will demonstrate their commitment to distancing themselves from those who support entities under the sanctions.