Gonna be removing tor from wisp its too slow and shitty and unstable
Sorry to the weirdos, consider a vpn
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Wisp is all about that sweet sweet speed βΝΝΝΝβ
Why not add a toggle for the weirdos ?
I have the toggle already, its making wisp bloated and it doesn't work well
what's the last version with it?
isn't there an android app that automatically proxies everything through tor?
I never used tor for Nostr and I haven't died yet.
I wish that would be so fast
Isnβt tor run by the feds or something
Do you mean orbot?
One of those don't like it then fork it scenarios. I prefer for but there is a need for normie friendly clients.
Works great. I use it full time with no issues.
Sad. For me it was fast enough
The whole thing about Nostr being an open protocol that anyone can build on means you don't have to cater for everyone.
Bitcoin gives worse privacy to normies than banks. That's why more Bitcoiners settle on Monero
Nostr will give worse privacy to normies than other "social" media if not coming with sane defaults like Tor. Let specialists disable it.
People need to learn about the different attack vectors. You can combine things if you know what you do. There are many different things to consider.
I would run it on i2p if wisp had that option.
It works fine even with tor and GOS, π«©
Weirdos who think they're being attacked aren't my target audience lol
Were on Nostr and using Bitcoin. Pretty sure they are π
Just add an option for socks proxy. Orbot works really well with Amethyst this way
No
Age blocks will increase government attacks, blocking address space or dns may become the norm for relays. Tor is not just needed, Tor is the first responder in this chaos, and it's too weak to handle all of this, but for a start it will stand its ground for some time.
#nostr is a #privacy nightmare
the real weirdos are already connected to tor and turn it on in wisp just layer it on
Weirdos are those who think privacy is only for weirdos.
Flip yo paradigm. It ainβt gonna flip its self.
You can achieve privacy without the slowest shittiest network
Iβm sure you know better but isnβt tor more robust while vpn is more susceptible to ISP and other 3rd party logging.
Given the global age verification false flag/slippery slope effort, Iβd say we need to do whatever we can to ensure a digital citadel.
Plenty of cases of tor exit nodes also being compromised
Not even mentioning all the nodes ran by all the governments that work together to track peoples traffic all the time.
But it's not only about privacy.. @Citrine is adding a "Expose relay over Tor" feature in 3.0.0 which means people can have their own personal relays on their phones