It can't really be used by the general population for some web browsing, but it can easily be used for a variety of other applications. Most mobile traffic, fo

It can't really be used by the general population for some web browsing, but it can easily be used for a variety of other applications. Most mobile traffic, for example, could probably go over Tor. All background data syncronization could go over Tor. Email and IM could go over Tor. Assuming you still use a general-purpose computer, and try to execute code on your own CPU rather than someone else's whenever possible, it's easy to have most of your applications (email, RSS, IM, data sync) go over Tor without your noticing.