Vitalik Buterin has proposed a three-step plan to enhance privacy on the Ethereum network, focusing on practical protocol improvements to reduce transaction censorship and identity exposure. The first measure involves combining account abstraction (AA) with FOCIL to ensure stronger block inclusion guarantees for transactions from privacy protocols, minimizing exclusion risks by large block builders. The second proposal introduces keyed nonces to prevent transaction conflicts and stalling when multiple private transfers occur simultaneously from the same address. Lastly, Buterin suggests improving access layer privacy through methods like Kohaku and private reads, aiming to limit external tracking of user activity via RPC queries. Buterin's latest proposals emphasize engineering implementation over theoretical discussions, aiming to address privacy gaps at the protocol and access layers. He argues that reducing identifiability is crucial for maintaining user anonymity and enhancing Ethereum's fungibility. By integrating privacy features such as AA and FOCIL, along with private reads, Ethereum can move towards being a more freely usable digital currency without compromising network operations.