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I can’t remember the name of one of those famous cases of people that got arrested for thinking that they could use TOR to break the law without punishment, but
by floatingatoll 6y ago
I can’t remember the name of one of those famous cases of people that got arrested for thinking that they could use TOR to break the law without punishment, but there’s been so many by now that I honestly don’t feel bad having forgotten. No doubt someone else does - Russ something, maybe? No doubt there’ll be some sort of “but it’s decentralized” reply and, yeah, it’s decentralized, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessarily untraceable. Bitcoin isn’t the sort of thing that’s worth betting my freedom on. YMMV.
- novok 6y agoTraceability through VPN / Tor is a different thing than being charged more for using a VPN, and I was more referencing the USA vs any generic country.