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You also get to run credit card fraud purchases through your home internet connection, such fun times we live in.

• mitxela 27d ago
  So what's the catch? Has anyone ever been arrested for proxying a fraudulent credit card transaction?
  • dwedge 27d ago
    Probably not. But do you really want the hassle of explaining the proxy to the police when they get a report of CSAM content uploaded from your IP?
    • mitxela 27d ago
      Has that ever happened?
      • dwedge 27d ago
        It's a possibility. I don't know about CSAM but I know someone who was arrested for death threats sent to a politician after running a tor exit node. Eventually not charged, but he lost all his computing equipment for a couple of months
        • walrus01 27d ago
          From 2009: https://archive.torproject.org/websites/lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2009-September/019511.html https://archive.torproject.org/websites/lists.torproject.org...
          • mitxela 27d ago
            Has anything changed since 2009?
        • alt227 27d ago
          > Eventually not charged Theres your answer.
          • dwedge 27d ago
            Considering the question was "has that every happened?" regarding the police getting a report and you having to explain the proxy to them, I guess you mean the answer is yes and your attitude is misplaced?