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Onions Against Dictators

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Torservers.net supports democracy movements by providing uncensorable gateway to free Internet; receives $10,000 grant from Access Now Uncensored access to the Internet can overthrow dictators and aid the creation of free societies. This has been shown by recent events in North Africa and the Middle East. Whether in Tunisia, Egypt or Libya - the revolution is inseparably linked to free communication and unhindered access to independent news and media. Till today the Torservers.net project has been graciously financed by private donations from supporters. Now, founder Moritz Bartl and his team have partnered with Access Now. Torservers.net has received a $10,000 US Dollars grant from Access Now that allows for a major capacity upgrade as an immediate tech response to support freedom movements all around the globe. This makes Torservers.net the largest operator on the Tor network. https://www.torproject.org/

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Comment by TheRockster
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The people who are in the protests do NOT want a "Free Society."   They want Sharia "law."  There is nothing free about Islam.  

Comment by JustinTyme
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True, Powell.  There are other considerations when using it.  You have to take many other measures to protect your identity when connecting to the internet.  The only way to be sure you're not being identified is to never mix your personas.  If you seek privacy, you have to make sure you never leave any personally identifable information behind while visiting while visiting any sites.

There's a whole write up on the www.torproject.org website that addresses your concerns.

On another note, by using it are you "sticking your head up" and inviting additional scrutiny?  Possibly.

 

Comment by Powell Gammill
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Tor has its uses, but it slows down access and it is not entirely identity secure nor entirely non-interceptable/non-moniterable.



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