> It does in fact enable privacy by default. Ok, my statement was maybe too black/white and you jumped on top of that. The point is that Monero has Privacy lev

> It does in fact enable privacy by default. Ok, my statement was maybe too black/white and you jumped on top of that. The point is that Monero has Privacy level / mixin settings, the default is not completely open, but certainly doesn't qualify as super private either. > Now your comment reads like an attempt to shill I shared a link to a product that I feel is very successful in reaching privacy. I have no ties to this product (though I have used it).