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No need to protocol ips anymore, the police simply needs to raid all the people paying for that service. :)
by miracle 18y ago
No need to protocol ips anymore, the police simply needs to raid all the people paying for that service. :)
- Celcius 18y agoIt's not illegal to pay for an anonymizing service in most parts of the world including Sweden.
- eli 18y agoIn fact, a cheap high-speed VPN is useful for plenty of legal purposes. If it really costs only 5EUR a month, it's a reasonable way to secure your surfing at a public cafe -- provided you trust TPB.
- eru 18y agoToo bad, tor's latency makes it painful to use for daily browsing..
- eli 18y agoI'd be more concerned about the extremely high likelihood that your tor exit node is hostile and sniffing your traffic.
- eru 18y agoThat's not too much of a problem. Or at least it's not a problem that tor pretends to solve. Once your traffic its out of the last node, it's considered public anyway.
- eli 18y agoWhich makes it precisely terrible for the use case that started this thread -- safe surfing on public wifi. It's way more likely that a bad guy is sniffing traffic leaving his tor node than there being a bad guy in the same cafe as you.