How is inflation a "privacy breach? Can you explain?

Bitcoins already has changed it's rules many times i.e. blocksize, opcodes, inflation bug, etc. The rules allowed someone to do something, then they were changed after the fact.

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I would say being robbed is a breach of privacy, wouldn't you?

No. Even if that was true someone robbing you doesn't reveal anything about your transactions. No clue how you even came to that conclusion.

But you have been robbed.

Ok, that has zero effect on the privacy of your transactions history. Bit of a stretch to say inflation is a privacy breach.

If someone has the ability to inflate the supply of a currency. They indirectly dilute your purchasing power. That's theft.

What does that have to do with privacy though? Nothing

Also, technically miners are inflating Bitcoins supply every 10 minutes. Are they stealing from us?