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Derric Atzrott:
> There are some strong ethical questions in logging all traffic from a
> relay, but I can't see any other way to get this sort of data.

The answer to the ethical question is simple: this is plain wrong. You
don't spy on people.

But there's also a legal aspect to it: in many jurisdictions, as soon as
you start looking at the traffic, you become liable for it.

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Lunar                                             <lunar@torproject.org>

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