@SolSoCoG 1) Onion seems down. 2) Clearnet over Tor is less reliable than it used to be. Did you add some kind of anti-ddos, which may pre-emptively block Tor users who are doing nothing bad?
@SolSoCoG Although this might imply the gap and rich and poor, it’s a great thing (net positive) that our admin is wealthy, using fast, finest devices and markedly privacy-focused… 😼
Thinking positively, you might get (strong?) immunity after one victory, so that this ’Rona bug can never bother you again in the future 🙂 Maybe, maybe not. I’m not an expert, this is not medical advice 😅 Take care :)
@SolSoCoG In the latest Tor Browser released just a few days ago, the recent Cloudflare-related issue, where snowflake is trying to connect to Cloudflare IP(s), was treated as a bug (because it times out) and fixed. It seems that among other pro-democracy people, a lot of Iranian users were affected by this indiscriminate blocking by Cloudflare.
@SolSoCoG Yes, more like 3–4 times. A cheap VPS may be like €1/mo, while privacy one starts from €3–10. Privacy can be costly for various reasons.
Njalla is known to be expensive and weird, but they directly accept crypto; paste your pgp pub and communication is pgp. No other companies are like them.
A new, economic version of Njalla is IncogNET (anonymous domain, anonymous hosting). Without a long track record, with a few potential limitations.
If you are at a university, consider setting up relays there. Hopefully this list will make you impressed and you will want to get your university onto it: Technical University Berlin (Germany) Boston University (US) University of Cambridge (England) … https://forum.torproject.org/t/tor-relays-effs-university-tor-relay-campaign/8706