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No, he is saying that the exit node's role is little different from that of any other node that the traffic is routed through (including) after the request hits
by polshaw 14y ago
No, he is saying that the exit node's role is little different from that of any other node that the traffic is routed through (including) after the request hits the exit node-- eg the exit node operator's ISP.
- danielweber 14y agoCan anyone just decide to become a common carrier?
- stfu 14y agoWould be an interesting idea to juggle different constructs in order to preserve Tor exit nodes. Maybe they could join together to form some kind of legal entity that acts as the owner of the hardware acting as the node. Would something like this be enough to claim that he only rented out the specific tor machine, therefore not getting the rest of his hardware raided?
- danielweber 14y agoIt would also be interesting to see if the operators of the Tor network want to subject themselves to the legal requirements of being a common carrier.