> And the privacy implications are not as detrimental to Monero users for using a public node as they are for Bitcoin Do you understand how BIP158 filters work?
Monero/Samourai/Red guys always just throw around podcast buzzwords they have no actual understanding of. No use argumenting, they will just throw more buzzwords.
The Joe-Roganization of technical discussion? :-)
What "buzzwords" were said?
Isn't BIP158 for querying a node without exposing all your addresses? I don't think it hides sender/amount/receiver from the public node when you broadcast the transaction does it? Correct me if I'm wrong
Transaction broadcast is a completely different issue than scanning. One shot Tor connections are a nice potential way to deal with that. Dandelion would be nicer, but so far nobody has implemented it in a DoS resistant matter. Part of the problem there is that the Bitcoin Core mempool is already extremely complicated, though I'm still hopeful that will improve, e.g. with cluster mempool. https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/29415
I mean it is still pretty relevant to the topic of using public nodes. Unless you're someone who plans on never broadcasting transactions. But looks cool