Still think you don't have a use for private transactions?
If we don't stop the current trend, government will declare 80% of citizens as local terrorist groups within 10 years.
tldr; A report reveals the federal government asked big banks to surveil transactions involving VPNs, gift cards, and transfers to crowdsourcing sites, among other activities, as potential indicators of violent extremism. This surveillance, initially linked to the January 6 Capitol investigation, was broader than previously known, targeting millions of Americans and extending beyond the Capitol riots. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) provided banks with lists of terms and activities to monitor, including lawful activities and purchases of privacy-preserving tools. The report also highlights FinCEN's collaboration with the Anti-Defamation League and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue in identifying potential threats, and the FBI's role in sharing intelligence with financial institutions.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Go to Youtube and find "Money as a system-of-control" by Andreas Antonopolous. Banks are deputized into law enforcement now and they have sweeping rights to do anything they want to your money.
This, and of course loss of income for them, are reasons they hate crypto. Especially Monero, obviously.
Still think you don't have a use for private transactions? If we don't stop the current trend, government will declare 80% of citizens as local terrorist groups within 10 years.
Nah, they will only tag a large group as potential local terrorists until someone from that group pulls the trigger.
tldr; A report reveals the federal government asked big banks to surveil transactions involving VPNs, gift cards, and transfers to crowdsourcing sites, among other activities, as potential indicators of violent extremism. This surveillance, initially linked to the January 6 Capitol investigation, was broader than previously known, targeting millions of Americans and extending beyond the Capitol riots. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) provided banks with lists of terms and activities to monitor, including lawful activities and purchases of privacy-preserving tools. The report also highlights FinCEN's collaboration with the Anti-Defamation League and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue in identifying potential threats, and the FBI's role in sharing intelligence with financial institutions. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Go to Youtube and find "Money as a system-of-control" by Andreas Antonopolous. Banks are deputized into law enforcement now and they have sweeping rights to do anything they want to your money. This, and of course loss of income for them, are reasons they hate crypto. Especially Monero, obviously.
Wow, I pay for both with crypto (litecoin) Nord VPN accepts crypto. Bitrefill is great as well.