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6969> “I thought shielded would mean my vote would always be private… weird that I had to hover to see details.”
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71- ![ Snapshot UI] ( public /articles/privacy-experience-report/snapshot-UI1.webp)
71+ ![ Snapshot UI] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/snapshot-UI1.webp )
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7373Snapshot UI
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7575> “There are so many leaks if I’m using Alchemy… what is the point?”
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77- ![ Privacy Pool Github] ( public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy-Pool-Github_1.webp)
77+ ![ Privacy Pool Github] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy-Pool-Github_1.webp )
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9898> “If the last release was three months ago and not many stars, I don’t feel confident.”
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100- ![ Railgun Github] ( public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Railgun-Github_1.webp)
100+ ![ Railgun Github] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Railgun-Github_1.webp )
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102102Railgun Github
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104104> “Only you and Fluidkey can see all your transactions… Fluidkey team? Operator? What does that mean?”
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106- ![ Fluidkey UI] ( public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey-UI_1.webp)
106+ ![ Fluidkey UI] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey-UI_1.webp )
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108108Fluidkey UI
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125125> “Why do I need to buy an ENS just to test?”
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127- ![ Snapshot UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot UI_2.webp)
127+ ![ Snapshot UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot UI_2.webp)
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131- ![ Snapshot UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot UI_3.webp)
131+ ![ Snapshot UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot UI_3.webp)
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133133Snapshot UI
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135135> “I would never trust online generated seed, that’s the basic of crypto security.”
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137- ![ Privacy Pool UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool UI.webp)
137+ ![ Privacy Pool UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool UI.webp)
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157157> “Where are the privacy controls? It’s just this tiny text.”
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159- ![ Snapshot/Shutter UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot_Shutter UI_1.webp)
159+ ![ Snapshot/Shutter UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Snapshot_Shutter UI_1.webp)
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163163> “If it’s private by default, that’s perfect. I shouldn’t have to think about it.”
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165- ![ Flashbot UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Flashbot UI_1.webp)
165+ ![ Flashbot UI] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Flashbot- UI_1.webp )
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167167Flashbot UI
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182182> “There’s no testing mode. I wouldn’t send 1 ETH through something untested.”
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184- ![ Flashbot UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Flashbot UI_2.webp)
184+ ![ Flashbot UI] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Flashbot- UI_2.webp )
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186186Flashbot UI
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188188> “I want to see the contract before confirming the transaction.”
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190- ![ Etherscan of Privacy Pool tx] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Etherscan of Privacy Pool tx.webp)
190+ ![ Etherscan of Privacy Pool tx] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Etherscan of Privacy Pool tx.webp)
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192192Etherscan of Privacy Pool tx
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194- ![ Privacy Pool contract on Etherscan] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool contract on Etherscan.webp)
194+ ![ Privacy Pool contract on Etherscan] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool contract on Etherscan.webp)
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196196Privacy Pool contract on Etherscan
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198198> “I wouldn’t download something random, even on this machine.”
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200- ![ Railgun UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Railgun UI_1.webp)
200+ ![ Railgun UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Railgun UI_1.webp)
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219219> “For large fund transfers I’d plan ahead, so waiting isn’t a big issue.”
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221- ![ Privacy Pool UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool UI_2.webp)
221+ ![ Privacy Pool UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Privacy Pool UI_2.webp)
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238238> “A normal user probably doesn’t know what stealth addresses are, even I’m not sure I could define it.”
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240- ![ Fluidkey UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey UI_3.webp)
240+ ![ Fluidkey UI] ( /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey- UI_3.webp )
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242242Fluidkey UI
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244244> “‘Power user’ makes me feel like maybe I’m not technical enough.”
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246- ![ Fluidkey UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey UI_4.webp)
246+ ![ Fluidkey UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey UI_4.webp)
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248248Fluidkey UI
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265265> “Anything that makes me feel a little bit more safe is important, like links to audits, social proof.”
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267- ![ Fluidkey UI] (public /articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey UI_5.webp)
267+ ![ Fluidkey UI] (/articles/privacy-experience-report/Fluidkey UI_5.webp)
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