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When asked to provide logs in a legal case, PIA claimed it was unable to as it had none. If you were to tinfoil hat, you could perhaps argue that this is to ma
by xvector 5y ago
When asked to provide logs in a legal case, PIA claimed it was unable to as it had none.
If you were to tinfoil hat, you could perhaps argue that this is to make PIA an even more viable honeypot.
Alternatively, if your conspiracies don't run that deep, this makes PIA more trustworthy than the Tor network.