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No. Which is why Agora marketplace, digital lawyers, and a slew of others have simply said: "we no longer operate under any assumption of privacy regardless o
by Jerrrry 4y ago
No.
Which is why Agora marketplace, digital lawyers, and a slew of others have simply said:
"we no longer operate under any assumption of privacy regardless of measures taken, and have simple refused to operate on the internet any longer."
Which is what the 3 letters want, a chilling-effect to reduce their Herculean-effort to just an Athenian one.
- danuker 4y agoPhysical measures might make yourself much more expensive to surveil, to the point of not being worth it. You can avoid being the "easy picking".
- r3trohack3r 4y agoBingo. Tor is just a layer. You still have to take measures to separate your identity from the device, the behavior, and the location. When tor falls, the next question is "what do they see?" You have control over that.