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I've been running exit nodes in europe for years and not even a call from the police, what's wrong with me? huh? ;) I do regularly handle abuse complaints by b
by INTPenis 4y ago
I've been running exit nodes in europe for years and not even a call from the police, what's wrong with me? huh? ;)
I do regularly handle abuse complaints by blocking IPs or other actions.
- rochak 4y ago
- DoItToMe81 4y agoHave you been blocked by any major services? I've heard horror stories from colleagues of their static IP address eventually being blocked from their bank.
- icelancer 4y agoI've had my IP blacklisted for running a non-exit node, just a relay. So it's definitely a thing.
- bauruine 4y agoRunning an exit from your home IP is a very, very bad idea so he most likely has rented a server somewhere and is running the exit node there.
- INTPenis 4y agoI'm sure they have been blocked, many times. Some online services simply fetch the tor exit node IP lists from the tor project and block them all pre-emptively. The thing is that I rotate my tor nodes every other month, manually. No pipeline setup for this yet. So I destroy old VPS and create new ones with the same signing key and family in the node info. I suspect you're talking about running an exit node at home, or on an IP-address that matters. That's a stupid thing to do.