Is Tor worth using?
Tor is better than a VPN in many ways, it's free, doesn't track you and just works. Also you get to use .onion versions of websites.
>>102323654Ok glowie
>>102323719> Tor is glowwareWrong. Free sketchy VPNs are though
>>10232348199% of the tor users are criminals. VPN is designed to use the same network elsewhere like business related stuff. In the end all of them are worthless
>>102323881> never heard of censorship> tech of circumventing it is useless???
>>102323481It got its usecase but it's not a complete substitution for a VPN
>>102323481Tor is an NSA honeypot. Avoid
>>102323920I said 99%. Maybe in china, heck Iranian people use telegram for everything. > tech of circumventing it is uselessCircumventing via identifiable ways are dumb because when the Internet was designed, nobody gave a shit about privacy. It's called internet because it connects your computer to other computers YOU ABSOLUTE MORON. TELL ME HOW YOU CAN MITIGATE FROM SERVER SIDE METADATA AND FINGERPRINTS?? you can't.With powerful machine learning and AI they can connect the dots and identify you no matter what because of the METADATA.
>>102323481>Tails>not Qubesngmi
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>>102325974OP clearly is a beginner, cut him some slack
>>102326001NSA is pro-TOR>just buy more nodes lol
>>102326030>Ooops somehow this internal document leaked>We can't scare them away because they are so heckin based >We could totally get all IPs but we conveniently left out on this slide if we currently are capable of itFunny how anon over here only tells us to not use tor but doesn't tell us about better alternatives...
>>102326166>better alternativesGo live in a forest with no electricity.
>>102323719>>102323881
>>102326030>TOR>xhe didnt read the Tor faq
>>102326675>You can only abandon everyone and everything or be surveilledYou gotta try harder
>>102326166There are no better alternatives until one of them addresses netflow deanonymization.
>>102327242I2P
>>102323654gem
Is the ParrotOS anon mode good?
>>102323719>>102323881>>102324050>>102326030>>102326166>>102326675>>102327242>>102326707I2P?
>>102329041Pretty much the GOAT. Also the reason I pointed out that the glowie couldn't manage to point out something better
>>102329084desu I didn't try I2P before, but from what I read it's a actually much better than TOR, but it's wierd how it's not that common, or TOR has become a hub for degenerates.
>>102329239>but it's wierd how it's not that common,I'd say it largely stems from Tor being more user friendly as you are up and running in Tor in less than a minute while I2P takes some time in the beginning. If you're curious, kenny did a good tutorial on how to use I2P if you have your router set up on some cheap SBC in your network.
If TOR is a honeypot, do you think the feds would risk outing themselves and ruining what would ostensibly be the most fruitful honeypot of all time, just to catch some nobody cretinous 4channer with a penchant for cheese pizza?
>>102326166because if every retard knew about it it wouldn't be good anymore. when you are smart enough then you will find out naturally
>>102329334they've already been outed by their own leaked docs, their goal is to own and control as many nodes as possible to be able to de-anonymize users. and US isn't the only government doing it.
>>102329334Literally that is why their major CP bust fell through years ago; they refused to reveal how they caught the perps and thus had no means to convict.
>>102331271link?
>>102323481https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#toprelays
How do I use i2p
