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The observable world around us. In a world where Tor is not a honeypot of some three letter agency, there are implementations of projects like Jim Bell's Assas
by Ray20 1y ago
The observable world around us.
In a world where Tor is not a honeypot of some three letter agency, there are implementations of projects like Jim Bell's Assassination Politics. In a world where Tor is not a honeypot its use would be banned, much like the use of Tornado Cash was banned and shut down until the secret services took control of it.
And we obviously don't live in such world.
- 8organicbits 1y ago> its use would be banned There are many places in the world where direct access to Tor is blocked. There are many countries where use of a VPN is illegal, VPNs are required to log by law, etc. I disagree with this premise.
- trod1234 1y agoThose countries seek destructive control of all within its sphere of influence. There are generally two types of countries, those that seek agency, independence, and freedom of rational thought and action; which requires privacy, and there are those that seek ultimate control, imposing dependence, coercion and corruption of reason; from the top down. The cultures that seek total control generally fall under totalism and are parasitic in nature. The ones that seek agency, freedom, and independence, Protean.
- nickslaughter02 1y agoEU countries will soon join the club. "VPN services may soon become a new target of EU lawmakers after being deemed a "key challenge"" https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/vpn-services-may-soon-become-a-new-target-of-eu-lawmakers-after-being-deemed-a-key-challenge https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/vpn-servi...
- kelipso 1y agoProbably because those governments don’t control the honeypot.