Ethereum developer ConsenSys said Infura stores IP addresses from Metamask users

Summary: The blockchain firm said Infura collects IP addresses from MetaMask users and temporarily stores the data. ConsenSys shared the news via an update to the company’s privacy policy. Decentralized exchange Uniswap also tweaked its privacy policy to include off-chain data collection. ConsenSys, a blockchain product company building Ethereum-centered solutions, told users that the company collects IP addresses from MetaMask users. A privacy update released on November 23 explained how Infura, a service built by ConsenSys, collects and stores IP