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Can someone running an exit node in Brazil comment on how difficult it is (if it is at all) to do so given crazy local cable companies and the country's legal s
by caio1982 12y ago
Can someone running an exit node in Brazil comment on how difficult it is (if it is at all) to do so given crazy local cable companies and the country's legal system? Any troubles so far? Worth the risk?
- rcamera 12y agoI didn't have the guts to deal with all the possible legal problems that an exit relay could spawn, and no lawyers I could find could help me with that question. I suggest you run a non-exit relay instead, like I did for almost a year (at home). About to put it up again, after 3 months offline, now that I got better hardware to do it. Didn't have any trouble from my ISP, which was Tim, but I think that the biggest reason for that is that they are new in the business and they are trying to make things as painless as possible. It was a heavy traffic relay, I was limiting it to 4gb per day up/down bandwidth, which is quite alot, and never heard any complaints from Tim.
- caio1982 12y agoThanks!