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> but you know that's a big part of what TOR is used for Citation needed please. That's the juicier stuff that makes its way into the news. "A person living u
by r3bl 7y ago
> but you know that's a big part of what TOR is used for
Citation needed please.
That's the juicier stuff that makes its way into the news. "A person living under an oppressive government evading censorship" will never be as juicy to write about as "murderers for hire on the dark web". That says absolutely nothing about the actual usage of Tor, so I'd like to see you back up that "big part" part.
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- Anarch157a 7y agoThis is the media doing their job. You don't listen on news about how a great chef used her knife to slice a piece of meat, but you do when someone uses one to slice another person. We need to be aware of misuses of tools in other to weed out bad actors, leaving the legitimate uses in place.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoI agree, that's part of the media's job, but the struggle with that is that there's no tool to give us a sense of normalcy - the news is what's new and newsworthy, but we have nothing to ground us, cause no one would watch it.
- r3bl 7y agoI agree, I just disagree with the generalization based off of those news. Tor is a tool and as such can be used for both good and bad. It bothers me when people draw badly considered conclusions from them, such as claiming that "most" or a "big part" of Tor is dedicated to illegal activities. The percentage is probably greater than on the "normal" web, but I object to the stronger claims than that.