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Yes, but in the case of onion routing, the IP address is masked by layers of the onion. It's understandable that Layer 3 knows Layer 2, that Layer 2 knows Laye
by hellbanner 11y ago
Yes, but in the case of onion routing, the IP address is masked by layers of the onion.
It's understandable that Layer 3 knows Layer 2, that Layer 2 knows Layer 1 and that Layer 1 knows the originator.
But Layer 2, 3 and the website should not know Layer 1 by design. Defeating this is akin, IMHO, to circumventing a lock by photographing the key that you don't own.
- pyre 11y agoThat seems like a slightly different legal argument that breach of privacy though.