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I'm definitely curious, but oh wow, do I have doubts. So many doubts. Is there a more technical analysis of this, and how it works, and what it restricts? Be
by Groxx 13y ago
I'm definitely curious, but oh wow, do I have doubts. So many doubts.
Is there a more technical analysis of this, and how it works, and what it restricts? Because nearly all the benefit of this can be lost pretty easily, unless they make what I assume would be rather painful decisions for users (strip all cookies, etc, which obviously they don't do).
If this is just about avoiding geo-IP lookup, then I think it's a hard sell. People who would care might be offended that it does little else, and people who don't have no reason to spend $50.
- XorNot 13y agoIt also drops your throughput to about 7 kb/s and occasionally gives you German Google. Tor has a lot of trade-offs for little benefit, and the tool is designed for being used for specific purposes rather then as an everyday browsing tool.