Same energy: Saw a guy the other day store his Bitcoin seed phrases (containing small amounts) on cloud services like iCloud and Google Drive to 'prove' they're secure.

nathanael

Yes, I think it can. The conversation about privacy always gets blurry, but there is a truth that the sentence "x is private" is kind of meaningless (or perhaps just untrue).

We should be asking private from who?

Custodians provide excellent privacy from everyone by them (or not if they leak your details).

It's entirely possible that monero is better at hiding your identifying details when you send while lightning is better at it when you receive. 

I'm glad super is poking these assumptions. 

Scoresby

lightning

🍿️ SuperTestnet challenges Amir Taaki to privacy duel

> wonderful job challenging privacy assumptions about Lightning and Monero.

I don't think so.

If I send you my bank details and I ask _you_ what _you_ can learn about my bank account and it's not much, does that mean my bank account is private?
