>blockchain stores transactions forever
>GDRP compliance
?????????
END OF BITCOIN
Blockchain stores transactions forever
Nicholas Morales
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Liam Hughes
Enjoy trying to end something that's decentralised.
Thomas Jackson
fine every node with 20M€
Chase Barnes
Good luck with that
Andrew Martinez
We can start with those german nodes ;)
Die Zeit ist gekommen.
Jaxson Stewart
you agree to those terms when you use blockchain, it is an essential part of its function
keeping user data isnt essential for a webserver
Ethan Morales
blockchain does not contain personal information other than the wallet-id wich can't be linked to a certain person on it's own.
Chase Rodriguez
Please shut up you ignorant 4channer, adults are talking.
Jayden Kelly
20M€ * 9700 = 194MM€
Literally a great deal
Jose Russell
>blockchain stores transactions forever
storing is OK, processing is not ok.
Hudson Garcia
Vital to operation, therefore excused.
NEEEEXT
Grayson Flores
o-okay
Daniel Ramirez
I heard blockchain stores some lewd jpgs, has anyone extracted them?
Josiah Ramirez
does hitler have the right to be forgotten?
Hunter Lopez
Yes, here is one I have extracted.
Justin Russell
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODS
Elijah Robinson
not sure if ballsack or pussy
Leo Cook
Verpiss dich, Heiko
Ayden Gomez
>store illegal cp on the blockchain
>suddenly the entire data structure is illegal
Wyatt Richardson
Lass mich in Ruhe, Alfred! Das nervt langsam. Wenn du so weiter machst melde ich das dem Chef.
Colton Powell
The blockchain doesn't collect personal information.
Carter Parker
a public key is just a pseudonym, hence personal information.
come to think of it
with GDPR we could force banks to launder our money :D
Aiden Bailey
Public key is absolutely necessary for the function of the block chain, so GDPR doesn't apply to it. Do you think GDPR is going to allow us to scrub financial information? That would be absurd.
Besides, all this would mean is that cryptocurrencies would be effectively banned in Europe, not that they would end.
Jaxon Anderson
wat
Lucas Murphy
Huh, FBI took down Freedom Hosting though only less than 1% of sites was cp
