I have tor, but never use it. I don't have a reason to use it.
It's easier not doing anything illegal than having to worry about it.
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βlεεεry wrote:I have tor, but never use it. I don't have a reason to use it.
It's easier not doing anything illegal than having to worry about it.
you don't have to be doing illegal things to use tor...
some people just don't want everyone watching everything they do
not sure where you live, but in the US we have the 4th amendment that SHOULD protect against the NSA programs but our government is too fucking inept and incapable to stop them
banned wrote:βlεεεry wrote:I have tor, but never use it. I don't have a reason to use it.
It's easier not doing anything illegal than having to worry about it.you don't have to be doing illegal things to use tor...
some people just don't want everyone watching everything they donot sure where you live, but in the US we have the 4th amendment that SHOULD protect against the NSA programs but our government is too fucking inept and incapable to stop them
Yeah that is true. I can see a lot of people using it for privacy :p
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Privacy is the whole point of Tor
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That is indeed an interesting article, I haven't read the whole thing but will do later on.
Both the guard node and the exit node will be able to see the traffic you're sending
Oh, isn't that just the case w/ exit nodes? Also I'd like to add that Jacob himself said that there were few exit nodes that were possibly ran by the three letter agencie at some point for a short period of time. That's one of the reasons why I said "I'd also like to encourage people to run tor relays, because sharing is caring!
", the more people that run relays the harder it will be for the three letter or generally any intelligence agencie(s) to track Tor users.
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New Tor update /now/
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I use it every now or then to visit useful and informational websites.
'useful and informational'
we're all going on agora dont lie
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tomokochan wrote:They're still violiting your human rights
Im against nsa surveilence but technically, they are not violating any rights directly. They are sorta violating implied rights but its a murky fine line. So i agree with you but people gotta start making clearer arguments. Im am a active i2p and tor user myself.
THEY'RE TRASHING OUR RIGHTS, MAN
