If this was the first time the world heard of onion routing, then yes.
Now they can realize that you’re probably just one step in the chain. And with i2p there’s no way to know if they even reached the end of the chain (provided you host i2p for long enough).
the tor onion network. But no exits to clearnet.
Everybody contributes bandwith. And because everybody contributes bandwith, privacy is created because you can never know if you reached the end of the chain and found the creator of the first network request.
In theory it’s a lot more secure than the tor network. In practice it gets 1/100th of the funding, because you have to be a computer nerd to even install it, need a computer to keep it running 24/7 (longer you run, more privacy) , while tor browser “Just works” and can start providing privacy to everybody right away.
And in almost all cases is faster.
Is there any alternative to i2p torrenting if you want to torrent without a VPN? Other than living in a third world country.
They only handed over 1 ip address. Because he/she explicitly said they were a customer, during a specific time period, and admitted to doing it.
Reddit is refusing to hand over any more because it’s all circumstantial. Example: I heard this ISP doesn’t give a fuck.
And Reddit has further evidence that handing over ip addresses will hurt the others because the film companies immediately started harassing the one ip address they did hand over, via a reverse lookup through t-mobile.
Linux is not magically more resilient than Windows. If an exploit on windows exists, a similar exploit could also exist on Linux.
You can’t hack a piece of electrical tape. But there are classier webcam covers which you can slide to close available for sale.
I’m confused. Are you deleting everything nonstop on Safari? Because 2fa should be persistent on default.
As for a mullvad alternative, maybe librewolf.
What are those signs?
The alligator faces the bigger meal.
Tor seems fast now but in my day and age, it was an hour to see the wikipedia main. (Or at least felt like it)
A doctor reviewing 600 medical cases a minute. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCJcrIpgrr0
They’re pretty good. Especially when there are intersections between tech and politics that boil down to “replace e-mail with postal letter and see how batshit insane your policy is”
This is the way. Remember the great work all the Nobel Laureates did. Before they started rambling that Magikarp is an endangered species.
tear down every paywall
A 1 hour conversation? Anybody got a Too Long Didnt Listen?
Everybody is chasing the past glories of the previous Empire. Even the Middle Easterners
Would you need a VPN for that? Cause if the MPAA lawyers have to throw money at programmers to make an example, then they will.
If you do need a VPN, then i2P would be a better choice, though it suffers from network size/speed.
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Per https://lemmy.ca/u/mp3 https://lemmy.ca/comment/2015681
File discoverability is poor, most people will not know how to act as a node and mirror files, and there’s no builtin privacy protection in place and it’s quite easy to figure out which IP addresses are hosting something.
Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_year 525,600 minutes per year
Per https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK537306/ 12 breaths per minute for an adult (which you should be for the mind cesspool that is the internet)
525,600 minutes by 12 by $0.05 is $315,360.00 per year.
Breathing is at least 150k a year
I decry you as needs improvement at maths.
At what point does it become cheaper to just have a W-2 menial stand around you with an umbrella?