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That use case still works. You only need one exit node in one jurisdiction where the site you want to visit isn’t blocked. Surely an exit node operator in count
by null0pointer 2y ago
That use case still works. You only need one exit node in one jurisdiction where the site you want to visit isn’t blocked. Surely an exit node operator in country A can’t be prosecuted for allowing access to a site on country B’s blacklist.
- dewey 2y ago> Surely an exit node operator in country A can’t be prosecuted for allowing access to a site on country B’s blacklist. There's many cases where ISPs are ordered to block piracy and streaming sites that are in another country.