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@kiitanEth

At a MetaMask Builders night in New York, Angie from Fhenix asked strangers a pointed question: “if privacy doesn’t matter, why hide anything at all?” One woman’s sharp reply cut through the noise. “Release the files, friends.” She referenced the Epstein files and the [Spoken audio]: Last month we were at MetaMask Builders Night in New York and I was annoying people coming up to them asking if privacy doesn't matter and one one girl said Amazing phrase. She said release the files. If privacy doesn't matter, release the Epstein files and I think that was hilarious answer because yeah, governments and you know the most like influential individuals of the world usually have a lot of things to hide unlike an average person so that part is interesting but also this kind of myth at this point that privacy is about hiding something I'm not buying it I'm trying to fight it as much as I can especially over the last couple of years working at privacy projects. And I think privacy is about deciding who gets to know what and when. So we don't publish our salaries on LinkedIn. We do not live stream our bank accounts. Lots of parents do not want to show their kids on socials, et cetera, et cetera, because of privacy. So I think we have lots of things that we do not wanna share under any circumstances. And it doesn't mean, doesn't imply that these things are illegal, right? Not at all. Yet somehow we accepted doing exactly that on chain. We accepted, no, maybe we will accept doing that with our chats. So I think this all thing sounds very like surreal surreal to me, like the governments are trying to prevent legal stuff from happening, but do you actually need all of our data to do that? I don't think so.

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