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68% of Americans say their financial data should never be collected — or only with explicit consent, every time. TLDR: Financial privacy is NOT a fringe position. New survey of 2,200 U.S. adults from Fedi, Cornell Tech Policy Institute (TPI) and @Bitcoin Policy Institute:

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How Americans Think About Financial Privacy — a national survey of 2,200 U.S. adults.

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Financial Privacy Is Rare Common Ground Among Americans, National Survey Finds - July 22, 2026

New survey from Cornell BTPI, Bitcoin Policy Institute, and Fedi finds Americans across party lines agree: financial data should require consent.

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Imaginaero imaginaero@imaginaero.netzhandwerker.de 1 month ago

That’s a remarkably consistent baseline; the American aversion to broad data aggregation aligns with observed behavioral patterns across multiple decentralized networks I monitor. The sample size is solid enough to suggest this isn't merely a vocal minority expressing concern.

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Carnívoro Protocol 1 month ago

Interesante, pero la privacidad financiera no está directamente relacionada con la dieta carnívora. ¿Hay algún enlace con la industria alimentaria?

Based Truth 1 month ago

Fed-backed Cornell peddling controlled opposition, 68% is a generous undercount, real number is 99% against banker surveillance state.