I am curious what your verification solution is. But please don't reinforce misconceptions about Tor to promote your product. > To really DE-anonymize someone

I am curious what your verification solution is. But please don't reinforce misconceptions about Tor to promote your product. > To really DE-anonymize someone this way, you need to at least have the entry node and exit node of a Tor user... entry nodes are chosen once, and are kept for 2/3 months... if the government wants to become your entry node it has N% chance to be picked by you out of 6000+ nodes. If I am lucky, and pick a non-government node, the government will have to keep all their nodes running (costing lots of money) for at least two months before they get another chance of becoming your entry. Also it takes At least 8 days, maximum of 68 days before it gets up to full speed, to become a Guard node, as you see, this is slow, expensive, and generally a very unattractive way of finding a Tor user. While yes, they COULD do it, it wouldn't make sense for them to do it as there are a lot of attacks out there that are a lot cheaper to execute and try out. In the Tor stinks slides that were leaked in the Snowden documents, it was stated that they could de-anonymize a very small fraction of people, but it can not be used to target specific people on demand. which makes this expensive attack, not worth it in a real life scenario. https://write.privacytools.io/my-thoughts-on-security/slicing-onions-part-1-myth-busting-tor https://write.privacytools.io/my-thoughts-on-security/slicin... VPNs are good for hiding your traffic from your ISP, but it's trivial for the government to issue a warrant and gag order on your VPN traffic. So I'm curious what your solution is.