ECB claims digital euro will offer 'maximum level of privacy' amid surveillance fears
Central bank officials say the Eurosystem will be structurally unable to link users to purchases, but civil society groups remain skeptical.
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- Central bank officials say the Eurosystem will be structurally unable to link users to purchases, but civil society groups remain skeptical.
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