You ' re wrong . It does deserve praise . Even if it hurt people you care about , you did what was right . And we all thank you for that . <| sep |> I ' m a big fan myself ! <| sep |> May be getting downvoted but i am not wrong . Walk up to another person and say Hi , i am a video gamer p <| sep |> So your answer is no . I can respect that . <| sep |> my wife ' s pixel xl 128 gb had the same thing happen on the phone dialer all yesterday . a restart fixed it and it has been fine ever since . i will keep an eye on her phone and see if the same thing ever happens to mine . <| sep |> Too bad it wasn ' t Ubi 40 40 days of Red , Red Wine <| sep |> Haha , Fuck you <| sep |> It ' s psa abuse . <| sep |> unlike dash and btc , xmr is not independently verifiable as explained here . Sorry , but you ' re taking things completely out of context and you ' re quite wrong . The comments you quoted are specifically in reply to this answer which talks about using this 3 rd party web site to verify a transaction I don ' t even know why you bothered with that answer because it ' s not the toprated and best answer to the question . That ' s , and anybody can follow it to directly verify a transaction . Meanwhile You ' ve just describe btc and a non mixed dash transaction . After you mix the dash you can not know for sure where it came from and how much cashdash a user owns . It is untraceable . My point is that Dash is transparent by default , and transparencybydefault is not a property of cash . If you want to call Dash digital cash it should be opaque by default , with optional transparency . Otherwise it isn ' t cash . We already know that optional privacy doesn ' t work when it adds inconvenience , users will simply skip it . Dash mixing requires multiple hours to complete . How many users ever bother with it ? Look at Zcash aside from the fact that Zcash private transactions didn ' t even work from release 1 . 0 . 0 to 1 . 0 . 2 and possibly still broken in 1 . 0 . 3 no exchanges or mining pools are supporting them . Since they ' re considered optional , nobody is bothering to implement them yet , and since they ' re basically broken , maybe nobody ever will . Also at the end of the day , Dash balances are transparent , so transactions can still be inferred from watching wallet balances increase and decrease . Finally , the proof is in the pudding Dash already had its shot at claiming the anonymity title when DarkCoin got adopted on the Darknet b o w a c c e p t e dminordarknetmarketplaces History shows us that after a short trial period the Darknet markets soundly rejected DarkCoin which made calling it DarkCoin ludicrous and necessitated rebranding it to Dash . If the most security paranoid users in the world rejected Dash , why would anyone else trust it ?