Of course it's Texas I men where else would it be...
I never considered Tor an ISP since their using their users connections to the internet which they have already payed for and are sharing for free but ok.
I would call it more of a social network where everybody is helping everybody else stay anonymous.
Tor project offer private and anonymous domain name hosting? Well technically maybe but not really... it's not like you can access .onion domains without installing Tor and if you do install Tor you're opting to be anonymous.
How does this work if a program is offering anything close to the domain to IP resolution used on the internet while preserving your anonymity within their ecosystem they are breaking the law?
It's a piece of software designed to preserve you privacy and anonymity of course everything in its ecosystem is going to do that and their going to advertize that.
I never considered Tor an ISP since their using their users connections to the internet which they have already payed for and are sharing for free but ok.
I would call it more of a social network where everybody is helping everybody else stay anonymous.
Tor project offer private and anonymous domain name hosting? Well technically maybe but not really... it's not like you can access .onion domains without installing Tor and if you do install Tor you're opting to be anonymous.
How does this work if a program is offering anything close to the domain to IP resolution used on the internet while preserving your anonymity within their ecosystem they are breaking the law?
It's a piece of software designed to preserve you privacy and anonymity of course everything in its ecosystem is going to do that and their going to advertize that.