• whaleross@lemmy.world
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    21 hours ago

    You know that, I know that, people here probably know that.

    But out in the real world where people are doing real world activism and are concerned about real world problems, they don’t necessarily know that. They are concerned about a whole lot of things that are not digital infrastructure and technology.

    They should be able to trust a service that promises security and anonymity for payment. In particular one that is touted as well renowned.

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      15 hours ago

      Seeing this comment downvoted in a privacy community is a little disheartening.

      Comments like “If you electronically pay for something and expect anonymity, you are not very, um, educated” is technically true in a descriptive sense maybe, but in a prescriptive sense, the comment tells us “You should have known what were know. You didn’t, and you deserve what you got for that.”

      It seems unhelpful to assume our knowledge is automatically universal, and not a result of some combination of luck and circumstance.