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It's gonna be hard to identify who is usung TOR, and doing so will require to take measures that will be against freedom, like controlling what people are insta
by S4M 14y ago
It's gonna be hard to identify who is usung TOR, and doing so will require to take measures that will be against freedom, like controlling what people are installing on their computers.
- haakon 14y agoIt's very easy to identify most people who use Tor (almost all nodes are publicly available). You can't know what they use it for, but if merely using it becomes illegal, the secret police will have a very neat list of houses to visit.
- fafner 14y agoThey actually try to hide the usage of Tor as much as possible. There was a lengthy talk at 28C3 about it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwMr8Xl7JMQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwMr8Xl7JMQ
- chii 14y agoit would be a real sad day when the world regresses to such a state - i mean, why did the free world win WWII for then?
- adambyrtek 14y agoWhat free world? Soviet Union was on the winning side of WWII, and the result for many European countries (including mine) was decades of communist repressions. History is more complex than a Hollywood movie, with good guys vs bad guys.
- mylittlepony 14y agoFor a moment I thought chii was being sarcastic. I had that hope.
- RobAtticus 14y agoPerhaps something like this work[1] could be useful to make it harder to shut down even if the list of nodes is public. [1] http://sns.cs.princeton.edu/projects/cor/ http://sns.cs.princeton.edu/projects/cor/