Bitcoin Silent Payments could make reusable addresses more private on mobile
CryptoSlate says a light-wallet indexer that omits incoming-payment data could keep a wallet from showing the payment until it rescans from an honest source.
CryptoSlate says a light-wallet indexer that omits incoming-payment data could keep a wallet from showing the payment until it rescans from an honest source.
CryptoSlate reports that Bitcoin Silent Payments could make reusable addresses far more private on mobile, with recent scanning data estimated at about 8 MB per day. But it highlights a trust problem: if a light-wallet indexer omits data tied to an incoming payment, the wallet may never show that payment until it rescans from an honest source.
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CryptoSlate says a light-wallet indexer that omits incoming-payment data could keep a wallet from showing the payment until it rescans from an honest source.
CryptoSlate reports that Bitcoin Silent Payments could make reusable addresses far more private on mobile, with recent scanning data estimated at about 8 MB per day. But it highlights a trust problem: if a light-wallet indexer omits data tied to an incoming payment, the wallet may never show that payment until it rescans from an honest source.
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