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Thankfully, none of your assumptions are true if you consider TOR one part of anonymity as your parent comment did. Not to mention, you conspicuously avoid com
by fish_fan 9y ago
Thankfully, none of your assumptions are true if you consider TOR one part of anonymity as your parent comment did.
Not to mention, you conspicuously avoid comparing degrees of anonymity. Obviously TOR is better than SSL, which doesn't provide any anonymity.
- ZenoArrow 9y agoIf you use Tor as part of a group of privacy measures then you can protect your privacy online, but it's useful to know what the potential weaknesses of Tor are so you know what other measures to take.