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VPS for tor exit node(s)

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  • Francisco said: We require users have RDNS designating it as an exit so there's a good chance the police just leave it be, because it's TOR.

    This is very true, especially since my case in 2011 in EU - Multiple govs lost as LOT of money in this (Austria alone 100k EUR+, Poland like 20k, US 50k+) which could have been easily prevented by checking RDNS or the public exit list.

    Executive was practically shamed by the judge panel (as a larger criminal case you have 3 judges) for now following what was even defined as standard procedure before already in eg. Germany.

    It is not much risk anymore, especially as company - as private person... depends, Austrian law eg. never changed and still only applies full zero liability to companies, not natural persons.

  • jzprjzpr Member
    edited August 2018

    @Jonchun said:
    Linode allows tor exits.

    Their plans have too little traffic.

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