The Paradox of Being Public About Privacy and Cryptocurrency

Jamieson: It's kind of a weird stance to be both pro privacy and a somewhat public figure promoting privacy. I don't know exactly, but i can tell you that anybody with ten or 20 bucks who was willing to go to one of the dozens of public people finder engines would have been able to find it. And so at the end of the day, if you're going about your normal life, operating as everyone else does, then the default is that your name and address will, one way or another, become fairly public or easily accessible information. So while i don’t know exactly what tool was used, i found out in hind sight that it was not difficult