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The only other plausible explanation I can think of, is that some Tor exit nodes are running on high-end machines without their owners' consent or knowledge.
by oakwhiz 13y ago
The only other plausible explanation I can think of, is that some Tor exit nodes are running on high-end machines without their owners' consent or knowledge.
- belorn 13y agoBecause no one owning, working or operating a ISP would ever, ever, dream of sponsoring some cable time to an anonymity network. They might be technical people who's job it is to work with computer networks, by why would they be interested in computer network technology? That would be like a technology company sponsoring open source project with work hours.
- alttab 13y agoI'm fairly certain ISP owners with high-end hardware would not risk their business running Tor exit nodes.