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Am 14.01.2016 um 18:51 schrieb Philipp Winter:
> Logging in to Facebook over Tor reveals your identity, but not your
> location.

If the above is welcome and even advertised for, torproject.org's
headline should likely change. Citing the current headline from
torproject.org:

> Anonymity Online
> 
> Protect your privacy.

Making users into assuming that they're anonymous just by using Tor
while they still have to care about anonymity them selfs is certainly
more dangerous than having no Tor at all.

How about:

> Network cloak
>
> Protect your location.

Much closer to reality. Might also help to get these rumours about a
'dark web' settled.


Markus

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