You can get pretty strong anonymity. That actually got built out pretty well in 2000 by Zero Knowledge Systems, and they open sourced all the components into th

You can get pretty strong anonymity. That actually got built out pretty well in 2000 by Zero Knowledge Systems, and they open sourced all the components into the Linux kernel back in 2000: https://adam.shostack.org/zeroknowledgewhitepapers/Freedom_System_2_Architecture.pdf https://adam.shostack.org/zeroknowledgewhitepapers/Freedom_S... They actually dealt a lot with the traffic analysis problem, and had both a technical and financial model to encourage defense against it. It wasn't perfect, but it would be more resilient to this stuff than Tor IMHO. It just had the disadvantage that latency was atrocious (for obvious reasons), and ultimately it turns out people don't care about anonymity.