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Nothing to see here, move along. Summary: tor was written to help e.g. informants securely get information back to the US government; but an anonymity network
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
Nothing to see here, move along.
Summary: tor was written to help e.g. informants securely get information back to the US government; but an anonymity network that only carries spies' information back to the US government is not terribly useful, so they opened it up. Yes, tor was made for spying, but not (necessarily) for spying on tor users.
- ABFrep 16y agoPreposterous. No one buys it, and you shouldn't be selling it.
- JoachimSchipper 16y agoWhy not post your reasons for disagreeing with me? You may convince someone, or at least have a fruitful discussion.
- garagebander 16y agoWhy respond to the troll? There's certainly no point to that! "Preposterous" sums it up nicely. If you don't think it's preposterous, then you would not be in agreement. What else needs to be said? You either believe the hogwash or you don't. No need to get into facts, those are obvious.
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- hollerith 16y ago>tor was written to help e.g. informants securely get information back to the US government -- and so that the U.S. military could use the internet to research, e.g., bullets made of kryptonite-zirconium alloy without outsiders being able to tell that they are researching kryptonite-zirconium alloys -- which Reed refers to as "open source intelligence gathering" in the OP.