Hi. I'm an IT security professional by trade. I can't comment on this specific site, but here are a few points to consider regarding ALL sites you visit... often times, sites like this get contacted by law enforcement, in order to help out with investigations. If the site is located in the U.S., then U.S. laws allow for the subpoenaing of log files by law enforcement. Usually, in a site's terms of service, they will say something like "we cooperate with all law enforcement requests". If the site is not in the U.S., then they will have to cooperate with the law enforcement of the country where it resides. Your internet service provider knows all the sites you visit if you use their DNS. You can get around this by using something like NextDNS. The same goes for VPNs. You should always use a VPN that does not log, if maintaining maximum privacy is important to you. Don't use Chrome as a browser. Use Brave. Most sites will tell you what they log of your logins and browsing in their terms of service. Always check with the site if that is a concern. In the U.S., we have KYC and AML laws that require some things of web sites that fall into certain categories. Most sites will tell you (again in their terms of service) if they follow KYC and AML laws. If they do, then they have requirements to collect your personal information. Many European-based sites follow KYC and AML laws as well. I do not believe that this site falls into a category that mandates the following of KYC and AML laws, but I don't know that. I only speculate that based on most of the sites that I give security consultations to a cryptocurrency sites, which all follow those anti-privacy laws. Hope that helps.
