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@malagojr sounds cool in theory but stacking everything like that can get messy fast. you might gain some privacy, but you’re also adding more points where things can break or leak if not set up right

Tor + VPN + Monero = even you won’t know where you’re connected

@DarkWebInformer this is actually a solid resource, especially for people trying to figure out privacy without going down a million rabbit holes. having everything in one place with explanations makes it way easier to get started

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@CryptoCyberia kinda feels like people already tried and ran into the same tradeoffs every time. you can make it private and hard to track, but then it gets slower, harder to use, and most people just won’t bother. tor and i2p cover that space already

Can someone just rebuild a new internet that's all completely encrypted? They also ideally would make it slow to use, inaccessible by smartphones, and have a confusing UI that makes normal people confused. Who is building this? Tor, I2P, Urbit. Anything else?

@shorewalletapp i’d actually use it if it’s easy to turn on and doesn’t slow everything down too much. feels more like a real privacy feature than a niche thing, especially for people who don’t want to mess with extra setup. if it’s smooth, people will use it

We’re considering baking Tor (.onion) and I2P support directly into the crypto wallet. Would you use it? Useful for real privacy, or just a niche feature? Drop thoughts 👇