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Some exit nodes have tried that and they still randomly catch raids or warrants from law enforcement who don't bother to check or don't care to.
by rtkwe 2y ago
Some exit nodes have tried that and they still randomly catch raids or warrants from law enforcement who don't bother to check or don't care to.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoBut if that gets the business premises raided, rather than the homes of the operators, then that's at least a partial win. But that requires the (likely non-trivial) expense of a business premises for likely the sole purpose of running exit nodes.
- rtkwe 2y agoIf the law doesn't understand what TOR is they're also likely to grab a warrant for the sole owners house too for a computer crimes case under the theory they're also using their home computer in some way for the crime.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoSpend a bit extra for an opaque offshore ownership structure... It's only the stupid and poor that can be held to account.