Tor VPN Beta: What we've learned building our own VPN for Android from scratchblog.torproject.org 68 pointswoofcat2 days ago5 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−SeriousM2d"Easy to use" and "privacy" are two terms that rarely go hand in hand, if you are serious about it. Otherwise the free Firefox VPN will do it as well.−kittikitti2dToo many entry nodes on the network are literal feds and now they want us to believe that Android can be made private with their new app.−sodacanner1dSomeone should really invent some sort of system to prevent any one node from knowing a user's traffic. You know, like layers. Reminds me of a vegetable. We can call it the artichoke network, maybe?−mitxela1dLasagna network, because it has layers and lasagna is legally a vegetable.−mitxela1dThe actual feds thank you for your FUD. Tor has been a thorn in their side for too long, and they like that you are discouraging people from using it.
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"Easy to use" and "privacy" are two terms that rarely go hand in hand, if you are serious about it. Otherwise the free Firefox VPN will do it as well.
Too many entry nodes on the network are literal feds and now they want us to believe that Android can be made private with their new app.
Someone should really invent some sort of system to prevent any one node from knowing a user's traffic. You know, like layers. Reminds me of a vegetable. We can call it the artichoke network, maybe?
Lasagna network, because it has layers and lasagna is legally a vegetable.
The actual feds thank you for your FUD. Tor has been a thorn in their side for too long, and they like that you are discouraging people from using it.