So if I got this right, leftists developed Tor, but as far as people know there's nothing pozzed about it?

If you don't like how the Tor devs are such pozzloads, just use I2P. It's like Tor but made by Russians and better decentralized.

>>11494 does it still work? I heard the project is mostly dead?

>>11499 I tried using it and a lot of sites were down. I also didn't find any chan or something like that running

>>6746 >And don't forget to bookmark the onion for this site. I had the tor browser for a bit, but then I had to restart my computer. So, I closed the tor browser, and when I opened it back up again, all my bookmarks were gone. WTF is the point? I cant' be bothered to fix retardation like that.

>>6746 hey there you fucking faggot glownigger. the tor project is a glowie honeypot run by the cia. go fuck yourself.

>>11879 Nigger... CIA field agents use Tor to talk to their handlers back home. Letting everyone use it serves a specific purpose: If the CIAniggers had kept it to themselves, anyone caught using Tor could be fingered as a CIA asset, but since it's released to the public, you can't single out the CIA asset traffic from all the other chatter. If you want something better (albeit slower) and run by Russians, try I2P. It has its advantages.

mumble/murmur uses tcp (can work through tor) been meanint to test it out and try voice i imagine the delays would be fun

i had an interesting thought about irc through tor user docker instances and linking those servers to eachother spin up a separate irc server/onion per contact like id have my own onion adress for my client if one server gets spammy or botty just kill it handing out new onions to trusted people could track down who leaked or shared and is shitting things up and drop their onion without disturbing service as a whole

>>11940 IRC service is built into I2P dark web software. You just run I2P and then point your IRC client at localhost:6668 Best to use an IRC client that does NOT support DCC, as DCC can reveal your IP to adversaries.

>>11977 >Best to use an IRC client that does NOT support DCC, as DCC can reveal your IP to adversaries. How would this happen if you're connected to TOR or I2P? Would the IRC client use DCC to connect via the clearnet?

>>6746 TOR is cucked now. Glowies provide a whole bunch of 'nodes', they can see through it. Also Telegram gave up a bunch of Conservative anti-vaxxer types to the police, don't trust it either.

>>6746 why archive (dot) today, why cant i go to the main site, is it gonna get taken down?

>>6914 brave is built on chromium

>>15657 ive seen lots but never in a circuit, most nodes are too shit to be 5eyes and the ones that are stand out like a sore thumb, eg. fucking 1gb/s bandwidth and 100+ nodes on the same ip, they always end up getting flagged by the census heuristics and kicked to the bottom of the list if not someone manually flags those faggot nodes so they only go to retards

>>15671 US spends billions of dollars on this shit. How much does it cost to own the majority of guard and exit nodes?

>>15671 >>15914 >exit nodes And if you're using sites with .onion addresses, none of that even fucking matters, because you're not using exit nodes. CIAniggers can't do shit.

What are you using Tor for? The Fed and CIA have all the data from Tor. It's like a live link to their database and can view your typing in real-time if necessary. Channers and (Hello, I just arrived from Cuckchan, please bully me)s talked about this years ago.

>>16098 >Hello, I just arrived from Cuckchan Based.

>>6763 http://4usoivrpy52lmc4mgn2h34cmfiltslesthr56yttv2pxudd3dapqciyd.onion

>>16098 you literally have no idea what you are talking about go back to cuckchan

>>7201 tor is only as secure as you make it faggot

>>7282 VPNs are fine if you control the server and install and configure it yourself you dumb nigger, pay with monero use a fake name buy a vps and install wireguard.

>>7024 you should make your own VPN server on a VPS and run tor on it as well, connect to the VPN then set the local address from the VPN in the torrc config to listen or set it as a bridge and dont publish the server descriptor and use that bridge in tor browser. my fucking god this shit isnt hard you dumb niggers

https://open.spotify(Please use archive.today)/show/6dpdiJ4UfOCle3e2B3CD95

>>15669 >brave is built on chromium And Tor Browser is built on Firefox. Mozilla sucks Google cock. I bet some of the Tor devs are literally jewish, too. Can we please not purity-spiral when it comes to software?

It's funny and sad. If you send anything across national boundaries its subject to search without consent, a warrant, or even your knowledge when it comes to spookier shit. If you send data outside of your country it's getting scooped up by someone. If you send unencrypted data across borders someone knows its you and what you're doing.

>>16719 But but but I use a VPN outside 14 eyes!!! Bu bu but I use Tor!

>>16719 >If you send unencrypted data across borders someone knows its you Maybe, maybe not. Do you realize how many homeless/"undocumented migrants" use public Wi-Fi? How can feds know who you are if you have no SSN, no Green Card, no verifiable income, no permanent residence, never filed taxes, etc?

>>16756 Adding to this, many Muslims don't give birth in hospitals and never bother to get birth certificates for their children.

>>16756 Those devices automatically take pictures and a number is now tied to a face.

>>16771 Sure but how useful is it to have random homeless guy's face, or undocumented Guatemalan migrant #859347's face? Nothing happens even if these people do get arrested, they just get field released, or dumped over the border to return a day later

>>16771 To reinforce my point, Europe can't even figure out how old most of their migrants are, they have 35 year old men enrolled in high school right now

woohoo posting with gnu icecat on tor