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They are not keeping logs, but they are passing logs to a third party, i.e. google analytics (Not mixing logs, but some usage logs).

I believe this is a mistake made by the front end developer. My suggestion is to remove this ASAP.

If you decide to keep it, coinomize must add an alert "This website uses cookies to improve usage analytics"

Allowing Google to have any insight into site visitors and collect information like IP addresses or similar is certainly not in the direction of maximum privacy. Google is probably the worst choice to be a "third" party, even when they represent that it is for analytics.

[bitterguy28]

Allowing Google to have any insight into site visitors and collect information like IP addresses or similar is certainly not in the direction of maximum privacy. Google is probably the worst choice to be a "third" party, even when they represent that it is for analytics.

google is very sketchy actually their ads are always pointed and personalized due to them tracking our history so they can show the appropriate ads for you i think they also sell their users’ data to numerous companies all under the pretense of data keeping or whatever their reason is

[SamReomo]

google is very sketchy actually their ads are always pointed and personalized due to them tracking our history so they can show the appropriate ads for you i think they also sell their users’ data to numerous companies all under the pretense of data keeping or whatever their reason is

Not to be rude as I personally use Google and most of its services but surely its main goal is to get more money from companies and investors who launch their advertisements on Google and that's why they might share data of the members to the big companies. They won't claim about such data sharing but without any doubt they do share data to top advertisers.

[Coinomize.biz]

Google Analytics is only used on the standard pages and not on the mixing page.
We also see no risk here as no user data is transmitted directly but only anonymized data such as country or device type.
Google is nowadays indispensable when it comes to marketing. In addition, the connection has many other advantages for the website ranking.
If it bothers you, you can simply deactivate Javascript or use the Tor Browser.

I would be more concerned about data storage here in the forum, where every IP address is stored.

[taufik123]

Well for art work you should create your own logo and not copy it but of course we have better logos we will publish them with the finished work later.

Is a high-quality logo readily available?
Maybe you will post on the blog coinomize the first and second winners of the Art contest,
It could provide better publicity and see that Coinomize really cares about its community.

Looking forward to other contests that may be more challenging,

[bitterguy28]

Not to be rude as I personally use Google and most of its services but surely its main goal is to get more money from companies and investors who launch their advertisements on Google and that's why they might share data of the members to the big companies. They won't claim about such data sharing but without any doubt they do share data to top advertisers.

i am not surprised google wouldn’t be this expensive if they didn’t do all those things and it is very clear that they will always put profit over anything else they are worth more than billions so surely there is something sinister brewing behind what everyone calls the tech giant

i do wonder if there will be anything to rival google in the future and one that wouldn’t be so profit driven

[KryptoBull]

Google Analytics is only used on the standard pages and not on the mixing page.
We also see no risk here as no user data is transmitted directly but only anonymized data such as country or device type.
Google is nowadays indispensable when it comes to marketing. In addition, the connection has many other advantages for the website ranking.
If it bothers you, you can simply deactivate Javascript or use the Tor Browser.

I would be more concerned about data storage here in the forum, where every IP address is stored.

I also understand this clearly: the website is just a gateway to the BTC mixing service, and the website's statistical data is not related to the actual mixing volume. At the same time, it cannot access user information on Coinomize.

If someone can access the user's IP, they can only determine that the person has accessed Coinomize's website; they cannot know how much BTC the user has mixed. As long as Coinomize does not store logs, users will always be as safe as they have been for many years.

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Google Analytics is only used on the standard pages and not on the mixing page.
We also see no risk here as no user data is transmitted directly but only anonymized data such as country or device type.

Knowing the country's location through IP address recognition from a third party is quite enough to violate anonymity. Also, one thing is the data Google delivers to you through their analytics, and how much they actually collect.
I don't trust them, they are the centre of the problem regarding the lack of privacy.

Google is nowadays indispensable when it comes to marketing. In addition, the connection has many other advantages for the website ranking.

I'm not sure that regular users find their chosen mixer through a search engine.

If it bothers you, you can simply deactivate Javascript or use the Tor Browser.

That's always an option. And the fact that you are VPN-friendly.

I would be more concerned about data storage here in the forum, where every IP address is stored.

Almost every site does this, but their purpose is not anonymization and privacy protection.

[Coinomize.biz]

Well for art work you should create your own logo and not copy it but of course we have better logos we will publish them with the finished work later.

Is a high-quality logo readily available?
Maybe you will post on the blog coinomize the first and second winners of the Art contest,
It could provide better publicity and see that Coinomize really cares about its community.

Looking forward to other contests that may be more challenging,

Yes 

[Bobcrypto]

In my opinion, what Google is doing, though not on the best interest of it's users, but may have nothing to do with bitcoin privacy. I think that the activities on Google site may have no direct effect as far as Bitcoin anonymity is concerned.
In addition, i am yet to see the impacts that Google has made to shield or protect it's users privacy, but the mixer space is doing excellently well by giving crypto users the needed anonymity required to carry out transactions everyday.
I have not heard complaints of data breach or information leakage from mixer users, unfortunately there are ugly news that has indicted Google on it's privacy policy.
Honestly, mixers are doing great job as far as security, reliability, and trust are concerned, and i am sure that Coinomize biz has maintained a very high standard that everyone can see and testify.

[KryptoBull]

In my opinion, what Google is doing, though not on the best interest of it's users, but may have nothing to do with bitcoin privacy. I think that the activities on Google site may have no direct effect as far as Bitcoin anonymity is concerned.
In addition, i am yet to see the impacts that Google has made to shield or protect it's users privacy, but the mixer space is doing excellently well by giving crypto users the needed anonymity required to carry out transactions everyday.
I have not heard complaints of data breach or information leakage from mixer users, unfortunately there are ugly news that has indicted Google on it's privacy policy.
Honestly, mixers are doing great job as far as security, reliability, and trust are concerned, and i am sure that Coinomize biz has maintained a very high standard that everyone can see and testify.

You know, Google's biggest service is advertising. To advertise effectively, they need to understand their users better, which is why they collect user information for professional data analysis projects, from which they will sell services to businesses in need. Our attention is only Google's products.

Mixers do not have that need, they are created to help users protect themselves from many risks in the market. Some past incidents of Mixers, for example Bitmixer was accused of storing user transaction logs and providing them to third parties. However, until now Coinomize is still safe and has not been accused, users can continue to rest assured.

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You should update the first post, or at least add links to this post/images. In a few days, this page will be covered with a bunch of new posts and this info will be somewhere in the middle. Not easy to find.

[bitmover]

Yes 

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You should update the first post, or at least add links to this post/images. In a few days, this page will be covered with a bunch of new posts and this info will be somewhere in the middle. Not easy to find.

Better than that is to publish in their website. In an about us or media kit section or something like that...

I really missed something like that when i needed.

[bitterguy28]

In my opinion, what Google is doing, though not on the best interest of it's users, but may have nothing to do with bitcoin privacy. I think that the activities on Google site may have no direct effect as far as Bitcoin anonymity is concerned.

of course nothing really will affect bitcoin’s decentralization and the anonymity and privacy it provides however the discussion of google and their not so privacy-friendly platform only serves as a comparison to what a privacy driven platform can look like

In addition, i am yet to see the impacts that Google has made to shield or protect it's users privacy, but the mixer space is doing excellently well by giving crypto users the needed anonymity required to carry out transactions everyday.

to be fair they have different purposes but you are right i doubt google would want to implement something like mixers on their company those who are part of the crypto community understands privacy like no other so it’s good that we have options such as mixers to use in a world where google is subtly (or not so subtly) breaching privacy

[salad daging]

I have a little question here.

We know a few days ago the Bybit incident that was hacked around 1.4B according to the news and this hack was carried out by a group of Lazarus, they distributed the hacked coins to tens of thousands of wallets including bitcoin that I saw.

So does Coinomize detect any Lazarus doing mixers on this platform?
Although I see in the Bybit - Coinomize bounty it is not listed or lazarus does not do mixing here.

I just want to know.