On Mon, 19 Jul 2021, 05:47 Martin Thomson, <[email protected]> wrote:
> > An HTTP proxy can be used in a way that breaks linkability, but it costs a > lot of time and CPU. The TOR model has the same query linkability issue > and even worse performance. > Hi Martin! This is a not an attack, I intend this as a genuine question: I would be interested to know what you feel constitutes "acceptable performance" - because of the clear outcomes of my work was that running DNS queries over Tor was of comparable latency to many people's experience of running local "advert-filtering" stub revolvers such as PiHole. As such, I for one am no longer concerned about ever-lower latency, as opposed to "good enough". I would be really interested in what you considered "good enough"? -a
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