I've read two books about intelligence agencies during WW2 and the Cold War. One thing I learned is that who is more important than what. I assume by now they have some automated system to look for people with security clearances, in sensitive industries, government, military, research labs, journalism, diplomats, foreign students. If you get a high enough risk score an analyst looks at you manually.

>he hasn't enabled DAITA >he is most likely also using Tor without condom

>>25630303 >jewvlad lol You can already do this yourself just write a script to get a list of the top 100 websites in the world and curl them continuously. But this doesn't even matter because most encrypted tor traffic is getting stored now and decrypted later and when quantum computers start cracking RSA you better hide

>>25630365 >You can already do this yourself just write a script to get a list of the top 100 websites in the world and curl them continuously pretty sure AI is able to spot this easily >>25630390 i remember this. we had a thread about this

Onions are so cute flaunting their special browser. Never change, my onion kin.

>>25631476 #onionprideworldwide #slowbrowsercollective

>>25630390 I seriously doubt this is worth anything. Those few requests are a tiny drop in your overall traffic. Plus they're isolated on separate circuits.

>.001% of the Tor user population Doubt. I think you underestimate how many people use Tor for more or less legitimate reasons. Like bots and normies with brave etc.

what recommend using in addition to tor browser in pc?

pornhub keeps guessing my location right, g-guise?

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