[tor-talk] tor project website change

[dns1983 at riseup.net]

I think you are affected by cognitive bias. You are blindly looking only for bad things. Of course the network is not perfect, but is the best we have, and we should make our best to improve it. I instead see that you are trying yo delegitimate everything. If you don't like why are you still here?

Cheers
Gigi

Il 28 marzo 2019 11:06:07 CET, grarpamp <grarpamp at gmail.com> ha scritto:
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>torproject.org frontpage
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>DEFEND AGAINST SURVEILLANCE
>Tor Browser prevents someone watching your connection from knowing
>what websites you visit. All anyone monitoring your browsing habits
>can see is that you're using Tor.
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>This is false [1], and intentionally preloaded
>with [use case and definitional] weasel words [2].
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>[1] See whitepapers, discussion, G and NGO Sybil,
>and NSA's own statements.
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>[2] See Tor Project Incorporated's PR and Legal departments.
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>The network is comprised of thousands of volunteer-run servers known
>as Tor relays.
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>And of endless numbers of more funded adversaries.
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>Yet there is still no social or other analysis
>project of node meta information, providing
>subscribable trust options, years after routinely
>posting on need for same to help reduce that.
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>Your traffic is ... encrypted three times
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>Straight into lucky Sybil's decrypTOR and logfiles.
>Sue me for [ab]use of trademarked substrings.
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>Tor aims to make all users look the same
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>s/Tor/Tor Browser/
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>cookies automatically clear
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>Was TLS clearing ever implemented (to be fair, perhaps yes by now)?
>Etc for other state machines between restarts.
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>BROWSE FREELY
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>Except services which block tor, most of which
>are embarrasingly braindead and/or cheap and/or
>drinking their own said departmental, or anti-freedom
>geopolitical, coolaid.
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>a 501(c)3 US nonprofit.
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>With rather curious amounts of potentially highly
>user adversarial funding sources.
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>"technologies"
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>Singular: tor.
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>But purple onions on phones are more cute
>and fun than word parsing disclaimers, right?
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>Happy browsing ;)
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