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The article implied, but didn't make clear, that the customers were using Tor to browse the internet (as opposed to being a Tor endpoint). I could see comcast
by zoba 12y ago
The article implied, but didn't make clear, that the customers were using Tor to browse the internet (as opposed to being a Tor endpoint). I could see comcast having an issue with customers who are endpoints, but, I'm not really sure why they would care / how they would know that someone was was using Tor.
- david_shaw 12y ago> why they would care Not sure. It's not as though using Tor circumvents the need for an Internet service provider. Maybe it's political. > how they would know that someone was was using Tor. It's easy to determine whether a user is using Tor based on the (known) connections that are made. It's the same way organizations can block Tor, or that the Tor client knows how to reach the rest of the network.