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Hi Alan,

On 10/12/2014 11:33 AM, Alan Hiew wrote:
> I think these whois data and remarks easy can demasking using
> of Tor network by ISPs. Also it may cause blocking of bridges IP in
> some areas.

This is true. We are not trying to "hide" these blocks from an "active"
attacker. Most ISP appliances won't notice unless someone checks manually.

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