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As mentioned, this lets microsoft single you out as an individual that is using Tor, among other signals. That makes you quite identifiable.
by zaarn 7y ago
As mentioned, this lets microsoft single you out as an individual that is using Tor, among other signals. That makes you quite identifiable.
- mirimir 7y agoSure, "identifiable". But they still have no clue who I am. Which is all that concerns me.
- zaarn 7y agoAre you sure? Because the step between "identifiable" and "your personal identity" is short. Recent studies found that social graphs between social networks for the same person almost perfectly match. If you have a social network account (Facebook/Twitter/Netflix/Amazon/etc.) and you also have a social network account in the VM (HN) then someone can match those identities.