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Are there privacy and cryptocurrency expert at PrivacyGuide that could offer their opinion about CakeWallet adding support recently for a cryptocurrenct called Zano ? Link to article here and here too. I know that monero is the suggested option in tje guide. I do not know enough about the crypto world, but it has started interesting me recently for the investment/speculation aspect of it. As a newbie, I can see that zano is also a privacy coin like monero, but it has much more feature, a bigger development team and thus could potentially grow more & faster that the first contestant. Also the fact that monero is banned is not going to help me use it for real nor grow it for investment purpose. It has different feature, and its implementation in cake waller documentation say : In Cake Wallet’s Zano wallet, there is only one address per wallet, which is standard for the Zano ecosystem. Keep in mind that this will have lesser privacy compared to some other assets, where new addresses are automatically generated.

From what I understand on Privacyguide the only reputable VPN with built-in DNS tracking protection seems to be IVPN. I know everyone says adding a different DNS to a VPN can cause leaks and therefore worsen security… so does that mean anyone with a different VPN is alternating between the two choices? Or is there a safe solution I’m not seeing to have both enabled without sacrificing privacy?