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I would say many people are put off by the morality of it. Sure you're helping people in oppressive regimes avoid censorship, but you're also helping scum in a
by matt_wulfeck 10y ago
I would say many people are put off by the morality of it. Sure you're helping people in oppressive regimes avoid censorship, but you're also helping scum in a way many people aren't comfortable with or want to be connected with.
- lucb1e 10y agoMaybe, but this is actually the first time I've heard that point of view. I'm not saying nobody thinks that, I just haven't heard it before.
- orly_bookz 10y agoReally? TOR interests me but I'd never run an exit node because I'm assuming one of three things is gonna come out of it: dissidents, criminal activity, or spook traffic (it was literally made by and for naval intelligence /the CIA). You can make an ethical argument for the first one but I still don't want any of those three running out of my machines...
- apk17 10y agoThat would be a reason not to run tor relays at all. I do run two non-exits, but I leave the exits to other folks.