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If you value Tor, please make a donation
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#4I tried contributing all of my $40 worth of Brave BAT currency (earned from ads) via contribution button in Brave. However it seems I can not as i'm treated with the following message: "This creator is unable to receive contributions from Gemini"
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#5I tried contributing all of my $40 worth of Brave BAT currency (earned from ads) via contribution button in Brave. However it seems I can not as i'm treated with the following message: "This creator is unable to receive contributions from Gemini"
According to https://donate.torproject.org/cryptocurrency/ it doesn't seem like they support BAT at all.
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#6Well you see it's been a rough year for the CIA, all of their budget is tied up on monitoring the situation in Ukraine so they had to cut some corners.
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#7> charitable giving from individuals from the U.S. decreased by 10.5% Well you see it's been a rough year for the CIA, all of their budget is tied up on monitoring the situation in Ukraine so they had to cut some corners.
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#9I was going to leave a comment on the linked page that a link to the project's budget should be prominent. I couldn't, because to do so, I had to either login via discord or github. Seems a bit ironic.
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#10I can not help but see this as a malicious change.
Orbot directs all traffic from my phone through the Tor network. If an iPhone is secretly pinging some backend server for telemetry / looking for automatic updates / etc, then all those pings will now happen from the Tor exit node, effectively completely deanonymizing the user.
It's a trivial matter for an adversarial agent to ask apple for lists of all hits from a specifc tor exit node and identifying information from that user, and cross check that against whatever traffic they are trying to deanonymize.
I might be misinformed here, but I would love to be corrected about why anyone should trust Tor enough to access it from an iPhone anymore.