https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsSYUeVwrHBnAUre2G_LYDsdo-tD0ov-y
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It isn’t like Monero can be traced, just some few shortcomings that Seraphis will hopefully fix it.
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Monero can’t be deterministically traced. In a few edge-cases in which it might be probabilistically traced, the user can mitigate that attack vector by churning.
Currently, full membership proofs are under research by the Monero Research Lab. See this: Luke Parker - Full Chain Membership Proofs: Solving One of Monero’s Last Privacy Hurdles - Invidious
Also this research proposal: Monero Observer - rehrar submits CCS proposal to get 'Generalized Bulletproofs' reviewed by CypherStack
Not related to Monero.
Monero is not a mixer.
If you want news
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Is Monero added back to the default Whonix installs yet? Monero should come back into Whonix installation by default. Btc has no privacy protections in its transactions, it is as if using a clearnet browser, yet, electrum btc wallet is included in default installs. What a joke, seeing a btc wallet program inside a privacy-centric linux distro.
No. And according to the last post change is planned.
Install from flatpak. Done.
Where is this post?
Note (1): Monero package is not yet verified on Flathub. In Whonix, as a security measure, only verified packages are allowed to be installed from Flathub when using Flatpak. Therefore, you won’t find Monero available for installation if you use flatpak in whonix by default.
To fix this you need to edit /etc/flatpak/remotes.d/flathub.flatpakrepo and change the Subset= from verified_floss to floss or to flathub (subset types can be found here)
So this will be kept happening until Monero fix their package on flathub.
Note (2): At the moment, Install monero package with flatpak using --user, not as system wide (without using --user), this is an issue of flatpak system side installation yet to be fixed inside whonix (need more relaxed restrictions) pointed here.
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- True. This is documented.
No need to edit any file. The command on how to do that is already documented in the wiki:
Monero Installation