Does the Trezor backend store the xpub of your wallet (and the equivalent for non-bitcoin coins)?
If not, does it store logs about which IP requested info about which addresses or about which addresses are grouped together?
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No and no.
Trezor has neither practical use nor any sort of obligation to store this info.
As such, having it would uselessly consume server resources, be an even more attractive target for hackers, and possibly open up some liabilities or something.
also customers would dislike it.
so.
you know. that’s a no.
of course, if you’re worried, you can enable Tor in Trezor Suite to mask your IP address
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Enabling Tor would mask the IP but all addresses, accounts and wallets would still be tied together, only one of which needs to be KYC’ed to doxx the rest.
But I trust Trezor not to keep logs and of course I can run my own Blockbooks backend or configure an Electrum server or something like that.
Is is correct assume that only addresses up to the gap limit get sent to the server; and not the xpub?
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