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Mozilla now being a Soros asset, it's unthinkable to me how the project could be uncompromised.

To be fair, TOR was produced by the US govt (DARPA, if I recall). But, it was open sourced and released to the public, then picked up by independent developers--but, that was some time ago.

Since then, it's more recently been supported by groups like Mozilla, among others (including DARPA, to this day)

Here's their

Mozilla was a sponsor from 2016-2019.

There's always been an issue with compromised exit nodes in the TOR network, nothing to do about it--it's just the way the network is designed.

Could just be smoke, but I doubt anti-privacy groups like Mozilla really truly care about privacy when it comes to TOR. More likely they want to be involved with the project so they can inject backdoors and exploits in the core code.

[Tor's donation page](https://archive.ph/0Fzi2) > Give today, and **Mozilla** will match your donation. Mozilla now being a Soros asset, it's unthinkable to me how the project could be uncompromised. To be fair, TOR was produced by the US govt (DARPA, if I recall). But, it was open sourced and released to the public, then picked up by independent developers--but, that was some time ago. Since then, it's more recently been supported by groups like Mozilla, among others (including DARPA, to this day) Here's their [sponsor list](https://archive.ph/wip/rt2wI) Mozilla was a sponsor from 2016-2019. There's always been an issue with compromised exit nodes in the TOR network, nothing to do about it--it's just the way the network is designed. Could just be smoke, but I doubt anti-privacy groups like Mozilla really truly care about privacy when it comes to TOR. More likely they want to be involved with the project so they can inject backdoors and exploits in the core code.

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Navy Intel created it.
Obviously

Keep in mind, just because something is comprised doesn't mean it's unsafe to use.
To explain further, all of the ISPs are comped, yet here we are.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Agreed, hence why everyone (with a brain) communicates any sensitive information across TOR using PGP encryption.

Wish someone would come up with a better alternative to TOR. it's old tech, gotta be a better way to do it. Why didn't anyone try to produce the ?

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Mesh networks circa 2030 will be the norm.