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+# Privacy Metrics
+
+2018.06.26 14:10-15:10 - Brad Miller and Eirik Ogilvie-Wigley
+
+https://beta.z.cash/metrics/
+
+We could look at https://metrics.torproject.org/ for inspiration
+
+Also https://zcha.in/statistics/usage
+
+Self-auditing tools to check your privacy score
+
+Add an option to randomize the time at which a transaction is sent
+
+---
+
+What can benefit the Zcash community to fully adopt Z-addresses? 
+
+Coming up with metrics 
+
+Shielded transaction: Z address to Z address. The only thing that is exposed is the transaction fee.
+
+Run ZCash on TOR to be safe from leaking IP information.
+
+Point 1: 
+User interface to enhance the perception of shielded address
+
+Point 2:
+Institutions prefer T-addresses due to technical reasons, it's cheap computationally. Without institutions supporting Z-addresses it'll be too hard to get it off the ground. 
+
+Point 3:
+Business analytics (understanding adoption) and metrics on how the network operates and what the community actually wants/needs.
+
+Ideas for metrics:
+
+IP address linkability
+Fee linkability
+Linkability via peer preference through transactions entering the mempool
+
+Ideas for improving privacy:
+
+Privacy score: giving users a privacy score in their wallet (gamifying UX - give people a bad score if they are doing something wrong)