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Germany is an interesting case for TOR. I did some statistical analysis on TOR data (they publish a lot of data) from around when Snowden made his revelations,
by totalZero 6y ago
Germany is an interesting case for TOR. I did some statistical analysis on TOR data (they publish a lot of data) from around when Snowden made his revelations, and many countries saw increased TOR activity while German activity went down versus the trend. I don't remember the numbers off the top of my head (have them in a PDF somewhere) but my theory is that Germany doubted the security of TOR at that time. Maybe the intermittent crackdowns on TOR in Germany are based on a mistrust of the project's security/integrity, rather than simply an effort to keep internet traffic out in the open.
- gmueckl 6y agoAre you certain that what you saw wasn't just the result of traffic being distributed between a higher number of exit nodes? Did the absolute number of available nodes in Germany change?
- totalZero 6y agohttps://metrics.torproject.org/ https://metrics.torproject.org/ The data are a bit richer and more granular than that, albeit imperfect. Take a look for yourself.