Everything you do with a public API node is publicly available. You should never have to "trust" any of them to begin with.
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Everything you do with a public API node is publicly available. You should never have to "trust" any of them to begin with.
Well yes, what goes on the blockchain stays on the blockchain.
The API request logs that contain other info such as your IP address (which are not part of transactions) are entirely up to the node operators to decide what to do with them.