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Yes. But, with VPN it looks something like this: Me -> TOR encrypts data -> VPN encrypts data -> data goes through tunnel -> VPN decrypts data -> TOR encrypte
by jpalioto 12y ago
Yes. But, with VPN it looks something like this:
Me -> TOR encrypts data -> VPN encrypts data -> data goes through tunnel -> VPN decrypts data -> TOR encrypted data passes through first node -> TOR encrypted data passes through relay node -> TOR decrypts data as it passes through the exit node -> swish nothing but net
This gives protection from the ISP and from the VPN provider -- I have to trust neither.
- Houshalter 12y agoIt seems excessive; tor traffic already goes through 3 different nodes. And if the ISP is banning tor there is no reason they wouldn't/couldn't ban VPNs.
- jpalioto 12y agoToo many people use VPNs for work.