"The Wolfsberg Group, an association of 12 global banks that aims to develop frameworks and guidance for the management of financial crime risks, has released Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Digital Assets."

It is an ominous foreshadowing of the kind of transactional surveillance that is to come:

- Device IDs

- IP addresses

- Social media information

- Behavioral customer data

Not to mention the impending AI onchain-analysis of Bitcoin's public blockchain.

You cannot have freedom without privacy.

Privacy is not a crime.

https://www.therage.co/wolfsberg-group-creates-deeply-flawed-definitional-hierarchy-for-ml-tf-risks-in-digital-assets/

#Ikitao #Privacy

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Globo banks hating on private transactions. I'm shocked

I detect a hint of sarcasm.

It’s terrifying! The amount of data banks already have on us is crazy….

In this regard look into Robert Mazur's "banking on terror" and "follow the dirty money"

100 years ago they knew nothing about us and now they get the shakes if they can't surveil our every thought

This is the same Banks which are in the top 15 on regulatory violation trackers. Tens-of-billions in fines on record for violating banking laws, tampering with commodity markets and ignoring international financial regulations.

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Banks don’t like competition in the money laundering business