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You already trusting "volunteer" servers, what difference does their location make? You should be paranoid with all of them or none.

• supermatou 4y ago
  >what difference does their location make? Well... The first thing that made me go "hmm..." was the fact that the random servers I see whenever I connect are always in handful of countries (US, Germany, France). I would have expected something more geographically distributed, not just in Five Eyes+ countries (although one could retort that hoenypots are easier to install and maintain in low-cost countries, like the Philippines or Moldova) The second thing, as stated, was the perceived discrepancy between the high cost (physical and emotional) of running a server in a country involved in a very distructive war. So, as you can see, I'm - well, let's avoid "paranoid" - suspicious all over board.
  • Terretta 4y ago
    > suspicious all over board If lucky, you'll figure it out before the $OXEN come home.
  • kavin1337 4y ago
    I'd say Oxen Service nodes are quite similar to Tor and its relays operate, it doesn't matter where the server is due to their onion routing. I don't think you should be worried due to the onion routing. Even Tor has a disproportionate amount of servers in a few countries in comparision to others: https://metrics.torproject.org/bubbles.html#country https://metrics.torproject.org/bubbles.html#country