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There don't seem to be any good choices here. Use normal Web browsers and you will get tracked/have your privacy invaded. Use Tor and you will look/get monitore
by oneepic 7y ago
There don't seem to be any good choices here. Use normal Web browsers and you will get tracked/have your privacy invaded. Use Tor and you will look/get monitored like a terrorist. What do we do next?
- Liquix 7y ago1.) Download (IceCat) or roll your own (FF+addons) security-focused browser + Very secure if done properly + Fully controllable/customizable - Takes a considerable amount of time and energy to create & keep updated - Unique combinations of addons exacerbate fingerprinting concerns 2.) Encourage anyone who cares about privacy to use Tor, with the aim of normalizing (de-terrorist-izing?) Tor traffic (think HTTP->HTTPS transition, HTTPS traffic was suspicious 15 years ago) + Most maintainable/viable long term solution + Standard configuration cripples some fingerprinting + Easy for anyone to set up and keep updated - Concern regarding US intelligence controlling a large number of exit nodes and/or currently have the capability to de-anonymization Tor users - Hard to get people to switch browsers - Very hard to get people to switch to a slower browser - Will take a while