This actually uses ZeroTier under the hood. It uses ZT as the transport, encryption, and network virtualization layer and then does P2P exit node stuff on top o

This actually uses ZeroTier under the hood. It uses ZT as the transport, encryption, and network virtualization layer and then does P2P exit node stuff on top of that. ZT would be useful for this from an oppressed country because it is used by a ton of businesses. You would just look like you were accessing a corporate ZeroTier DVPN from home, which is pretty common these days. That's better in some ways than Tor. The problem with Tor is if you use it naked then it can be obvious that you're using Tor. Even in countries like the USA I've always been concerned that using Tor might put you in some kind of database. In a very non-free country I'd be really worried about using Tor naked, meaning without running it over something more mundane looking like ZT or Wireguard.