On 04.04.16 03:49, tor_talk@xxxxxxxx wrote:
AFAIK, anti-piracy companies fish for IP addresses via BitTorrent, than send notices to internet providers responsible for those IP addresses. Because Tor is a proxy, they will send notices to internet providers catering to exit nodes. If an exit node does not browse the Web (I am confident that they don't), it'll be fine.Hi Tor Talkers, will that "lock" apply to the Tor browser, too? https://torrentfreak.com/rightscorp-plans-to-hijack-pirates-browsers-until-a-fine-is-paid-160402/ The company says new technology will lock users' browsers and prevent Internet access until they pay a fine.
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