That's cool - and I agree that it is important to tackle this since if users aren't using Tor because they can't download it at least they have an alternative.

That's cool - and I agree that it is important to tackle this since if users aren't using Tor because they can't download it at least they have an alternative. >Beyond that, though, the vast majority of users are also simply not engaging in activity online that will realistically put them in danger. This seems like a difficult claim to make - isn't bypassing the censors itself a risky activity? I guess it depends on the specific government, but people getting beaten or killed for what they've written isn't unheard of. I'd just worry they might get lulled into thinking if they're getting around the censors that means they can't be tracked - when in the case of Lantern the opposite might be true (they might be getting more attention). Good luck with the project though - I think it's a really important problem to be hacking on.