> Turns out
an unrelated 3rd party can suddenly remotely disable Tor anonymity protections
at their whim, and possibly endanger TBB users (or deliberately help in
deanonymizing them).
> remotely disable Tor anonymity protections [!]
Maybe a 'certificate is expiring soon' warning on the browser side?
Users would know and Mozilla would be forced to keep certs valid.
"How does a deployable web-application know where it is? Creating a trustworthy absolute URI is trickier than it sounds. Developers often resort to the exceedingly untrustworthy HTTP Host header (_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] in PHP)"...
I'm using it with a VPN rn, it's working fine.
But yeah using a VPN/TOR increases the risk profile (or whatever they call it). It even slows down the animation of loading new images, it drives me crazy.
I'm trying it out right now. Works! I heard about people using Googles Speech-to-Text to solve the audio challenge some time ago... ty for showing this 1!
> remotely disable Tor anonymity protections [!]
Maybe a 'certificate is expiring soon' warning on the browser side?
Users would know and Mozilla would be forced to keep certs valid.