> And if you do something illegal over Tor and you haven't been arrested, then it's only because there are bigger villains than you; you're not a high priority

> And if you do something illegal over Tor and you haven't been arrested, then it's only because there are bigger villains than you; you're not a high priority Many people cast Tor in a negative light, as if it's some secret criminal underworld where the only .onions that exist are illegal and wrong. Personally, my Tor usage is about 90% clearnet sites, and the other 10% is to explore onion-land just out of plain curiosity. So I visit some chans, read personal (hidden service) blogs (mostly political conspiracy rants) and read a lot of infosec stuff, and that's it. I don't regularly get ambushed by horrible content. You have to go out of your way to find that stuff, so I am thankful for that.