Uniswap Labs records your crypto wallet address and your IP address when you use its products, which together can potentially be used to link your real-world identity to your blockchain transactions.
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Although blockchain wallet addresses are pseudonymous, combining them with your IP address and device information creates a data set that could identify you personally, undermining the privacy expectation many crypto users hold.
Your wallet address and IP address are both collected and stored by Uniswap Labs, meaning your pseudonymous on-chain activity may be linkable to your physical location or identity through this combination of data points.
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"We collect your public wallet address when you connect your wallet to our products. We also automatically collect certain information about the device you use to access our products, including your Internet Protocol (IP) address, browser type, operating system, referring URLs, device identifiers, and cookie data.Excerpt from Uniswap's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The combination of wallet address and IP address constitutes personal data under GDPR Article 4(1) for EU users, as the combination is reasonably likely to identify a natural person.
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Although blockchain wallet addresses are pseudonymous, combining them with your IP address and device information creates a data set that could identify you personally, undermining the privacy expectation many crypto users hold.
Your wallet address and IP address are both collected and stored by Uniswap Labs, meaning your pseudonymous on-chain activity may be linkable to your physical location or identity through this combination of data points.
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