/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16265504
>You put a lethal vulnerability into your system
Did you know that all large businesses are required by LAW to store their documents immutably? Once a document is archived it is a a criminal offense to remove it, EVEN IF it is illicit material. Did you not know this? This is already old stuff and even tried in court

>>16110565
https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/reversing-illicit-transactions-on-bitcoin-is-simple/
https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/the-puzzle-of-the-double-hash/

That's to articles I found about the subject, but it's probably many more. That guy has published hundreds of posts. And also there is pic related. Craig is so far ahead of the rest of the crypto "community" in every single field Bitcoin touches upon. It's not even funny

>>13481274
>So if someone was so inclined they could use something Tor to get around it?
Yes, but the access would be logged, and potentially tracked.

It would be very much like pic related

>>13461733
You don't have a clue. CP on immutable storage has been a known problem long before blockchain tech. It has already been through court and they descided on how to handle such cases long before you where born. Pic related will teach you a lot. If you are even capable of learning. I have my doubts.
Creg = le God, and is 10 steps ahead of you as always

>>13392929
>penises
Still fixated on the phallic part of the world I see. I'm sure Freud would love to have a chat with you.

>>13022176
illicit content will still be censored, and like today it will vary from country to country what's illegal. It won't be deleted, because that's illegal in itself, but filtered out at the acsess point. Home nodes WILL be illegal, and there's no reason for you to run one either. Professional miners are protected by law, but if the goverment tells them to filter certain files from acsess, they must comply.

I'm sorry to break your delusion, but we don't live in a anarchy and law still apply. Blockchain doesn't give you the power circumvent the rules of society. After all, we are civilised, aren't we?

Pic very related. It's a court order about excactly this issue.