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At some point, we will have true network partitioning, where you connect with a different IP address to every domain. With IPv6 and a cooperative ISP / OS / Bro

At some point, we will have true network partitioning, where you connect with a different IP address to every domain. With IPv6 and a cooperative ISP / OS / Browser, this would be possible today. VPNs could also work work with browser makers to implement this as a fancy kind of NAT.

abdullahkhalids 6y ago
> where you connect with a different IP address to every domain That's Tor for you.
- ec109685 6y ago
  Doesn’t TOR keep you on same IP for the duration of the session?
  - abdullahkhalids 6y ago
    For every site, Tor keeps the same final IP (or more correctly, the circuit). However, you can press a button to create a new circuit at any time. For different sites, Tor creates a different final IP/circuit.
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