GITBOOK-367: change request with no subject merged in GitBook

Author: Leo Weese

lightning-network-tools/lightning-terminal/autofees.md

@@ -30,7 +30,9 @@ At its core, Autofees does not change [the security model](privacy-and-security.
 
 Due to the built-in rule mechanics enforced by litd, the Autofee feature has limited access to forwarding data (60 days into the past) and is only able to run in a predetermined frequency. The litd firewall rules limit algorithmically set fee rates by defining maximum values.
 
-To improve privacy around data sharing, channel ids, channel points and node pubkeys are obfuscated by litd. Amounts and timestamps in forwarding data are randomly obfuscated to break amount and time correlation. Channel details only include randomized balance information such as to be still accurate enough for the algorithm to act. Per-peer aggregated forwarding data is stored to improve on the algorithm in the future to learn historic price-demand data pairs.
+To improve privacy around data sharing, channel ids, channel points and node pubkeys are obfuscated by `litd` through a system called the "Privacy Mapper." Amounts and timestamps in forwarding data are randomly obfuscated to break amount and time correlation. Channel details only include randomized balance information such as to be still accurate enough for the algorithm to act. Per-peer aggregated forwarding data is stored to improve on the algorithm in the future to learn historic price-demand data pairs.
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+The privacy mapper can be interacted with manually through `litcli` for debugging purposes. `litcli privacy` can convert both strings and uint64 to the pseudo counter part and back.
 
 | Note: Enabling Autofees will set your channels’ [CLTV delta](../../the-lightning-network/multihop-payments/timelocks.md) to 100. |
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lightning-network-tools/lightning-terminal/privacy-and-security.md

@@ -48,4 +48,6 @@ Unless your node and browser are behind a VPN or other relay, the Terminal Proxy
 
 Theoretically, the proxy server could be able to infer usage patterns from packets forwarded between your node and your browser, although no such information is stored or analyzed. Lightning Labs maintains usage statistics about how many nodes are connected through Lightning Terminal, and when they last connected.
 
+When enabling Autofees, channel ids, channel points and node pubkeys are obfuscated by `litd` through a system called the "Privacy Mapper." You can [read more about the Privacy Mapper here](autofees.md#docs-internal-guid-8d174f91-7fff-6e6f-dd09-9926abf105f2).
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 Lightning Terminal makes use of the [mempool.space API services](https://mempool.space/terms-of-service) for timestamp and fee information for your node’s on-chain transactions. All calls are made from your browser and are not directly associated with your node. Similarly to navigating to mempool.space directly in your browser, this reveals your IP address.