@RailgunIntern I like, feel free to hmu for any pointers towards the assumptions within Faceless - E.g, Assuming that the users public wallets used aren’t compromised (since we derive your private address from that) along with the less obvious assumptions etc
Some say "yeah yeah railgun great but how people use it u have to be a freaking expert omgrrrd" when we have faceless, anon, and countless other easy tools now and what they really mean is "i havent tried railgun tools but plx take my silver tongue seriously and use my slop app"
My wallet got compromised, recently…
and honestly, it just made me realize how exposed many people’s onchain activities are.
But that’s why @FacelessPrivacy is making privacy easier by letting users switch between a regular wallet address and a private 0zk address through the 0zk Address Switch using @RAILGUN_Project
No new wallet or a complicated setup, just more control over what you choose to reveal.
When you need transparency? Use your public address.
and when you need financial privacy? Switch to your private address.
This solves one of the biggest UX problems in onchain privacy:
making privacy feel like a setting and not a completely different workflow.
Watch the video to see why this matters. 👇