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Might be a point of interest but not a very strong one. We all used Tor in high school to play flash games on the school network. It's not like they bust down y
by Gigachad 2y ago
Might be a point of interest but not a very strong one. We all used Tor in high school to play flash games on the school network. It's not like they bust down your door because you connected to Tor.
- BLKNSLVR 2y ago(I've added a note to my comment above) Yes, my intention was to say that it'll get their attention, but as a single data point won't justify a raid. The detective said it to me as part of the conversation in which I was told I could collect my seized equipment, and it was said in a way that implied they thought I was still "guilty" despite the fact they found nothing incriminating in the multiple terabytes of data they seized. The other (laughable) 'red flag data points' the detective mentioned were: - The usage of virtual machines - Having downloaded items from MEGA Incredibly low bars for suspicion if you ask me, but then I know a bare minimum about technology...
- pushupentry1219 2y agoYeah. However, (and this applies to the parent comment as well), running a Tor exit node is entirely different to just "using Tor"