I had the impression all actual Lightning transaction inherently prevent tracking. What do I miss here?

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Not necessarily. It's a payment channel network built on Bitcoin. It helps with sender privacy but not receiver privacy, especially if the receiver is a custodial wallet like Primal.

What about the onion routing?

I remember multiple online comments to the effect of LN acting like a coin mixer.

Also, what zap receiver solution do you use?

I know no working BOLT12 implementations for lightweight setups. Do you run your own LN node?

"True that! But do you think there’s a way to boost receiver privacy in these setups? 🤔💭 #CryptoConvo"

No, if they are sent from a custodial wallet they can be tracked quite easily. Either by the custodian through subpoena or with on chain analysis (technically possible, but not very easy)