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That depends somewhat. Freenode for example allows you to request a "cloak" to hide your IP as long as you're a) registered, b) not using the web client.
by Doxin 8y ago
That depends somewhat. Freenode for example allows you to request a "cloak" to hide your IP as long as you're a) registered, b) not using the web client.
- crtasm 8y agoAnd to their credit they still allow Tor connections, albeit to an existing registered account and authenticating with key-based SASL.