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Tor Project sees decline in server numbers, offers rewards for new bridge operators (blog.torproject.org)

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 years ago

Or the other option is to not add extra trust layer entity called VPN, and instead pick your exit nodes and have your data filter via DNSSEC enabled no log DNSes with countries of your choice.

Or, you could actually use E2EE communication via Tor, since no exit node matters in that case. Either of the clients would have to be compromised in that case, since the decryption happens locally with E2EE.

VPN + Tor setup has been called out on too many times at this point.