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Given the sudden drop and it not being reflected in other node trackers, probably their method of tracking onion nodes hit a snag.
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Good. Tor is not meant to be used for nodes.
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smoothbrain take. many in authoritarian regimes need tor for privacy.
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  1. If you live in a authoritarian regime, the question is not about tor, but about wtf are you doing about that regime...
  2. Tor maybe is good to browse with more privacy some websites, but NOT for running LN nodes. By saying that you use Tor for your LN node privacy it means you do not know well how to run properly a LN node and multiple ways to run it on clearnet.
People nowadays have a wrong idea about what really is privacy but still they use the word like a panacea.
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If you live in a authoritarian regime, the question is not about tor, but about wtf are you doing about that regime...
Using Tor is one of the things one can do about the regime.
Tor maybe is good to browse with more privacy some websites, but NOT for running LN nodes.
The post was about Bitcoin Core, not LN nodes?
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Even for core nodes is a nightmare and introduce a lot of latency.
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Even for core nodes is a nightmare and introduce a lot of latency.
Not really, few seconds more latency doesn't matter much for block downloads and transaction broadcast.
It's not a nightmare and if you don't want to leak your home IP address you'll want to use Tor or I2P. Latency is irrelevant for new blocks and transaction publishing