Privacy is about CHOOSING what to reveal to the world.
I am seeing some more Nostr privacy discussion.
I don't think it should be controversial that people want their physical addresses (via IP address) obscured by default.
Using onion, etc actually makes a worse UX, and new users won't know how/why they should do this.
Why can't IPs automatically get hashed or something?
Extra steps for privacy is the opposite of privacy by default. And not having your IP broadcasted/stored is a pretty reasonable request.
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