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> That reads like they're wheel-reinventing Tor, and one fears they'd use other users' computers as exit nodes. Why the fear? That would probably improve overa
by gruuuk 2y ago
> That reads like they're wheel-reinventing Tor, and one fears they'd use other users' computers as exit nodes.
Why the fear? That would probably improve overall access to privacy/anonymity, and I would assume NordVPN would take any legal heat over this, not their users.
- pseudalopex 2y agoOther services used users' computers as exit nodes without clear disclosure. Users found out when services blocked their IP addresses. And why would you assume NordVPN would take any legal heat?
- gruuuk 2y agoI mean, if this is the case, and their users aren't aware. If the users are aware, and want to run nordvpn equivalents of tor exit nodes, then I don't see a problem.
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- bigfatkitten 2y agoNordVPN can't indemnify you against the cops executing a search warrant at your house, and perp walking you out in front of your neighbours because a NordVPN user used your exit node to download child abuse material.