I absolutely agree. However;
In fact, privacy is a serious responsibility from the user’s perspective. Especially when using Feather Wallet, it is necessary to receive payments to each unique Monero address and to make node connections over Tor, preferably through a .onion address, while confirming these transactions on the network. Using XMR naturally brings this responsibility along with it.
Exchanges or third party wallets like MyMonero can share your IP address and possible DNS leaks while scanning incoming payments. This is an advanced topic; however, to protect privacy, it is very important that not only the receiving party but also the sender who engages in heavy trading shows the same level of care.
In addition, these wallets can be monitored by law enforcement, including through Telegram, and it can be determined who they belong to. If high level privacy is already the goal, it is not about being paranoid; it is about acting smart and carefully. Therefore, encrypting XMR wallet payment and receiving addresses with AES and sharing a private key so that the other party can view the wallet address is another way to avoid scans.
We have gone into a very deep topic. After all, this is not the “deep web”
