Germany’s Biggest Exchange Bitcoin AG Turned Over Customer Data to the Police

By cineramaAugust 3, 2017Bitcoin Business

Cryptocurrency exchanges will not keep your personal information hidden from law enforcement agencies. They have no intention to do so when a court order arrives. However, turning over customer […]

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Germany’s Biggest Exchange Bitcoin AG Turned Over Customer Data to the Police

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