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Ok, all right.
But really can't understand the problem to had a tor node.
I think that is a simple way to help the tor community.
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If your goal is to help "the community" while with high probability doxxing your IP-to-tor-key mapping across family members, then there is no problem I guess? It's cheap to change though? So why risk it?
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If your goal is to help "the community" while with high probability doxxing your IP-to-tor-key mapping across family members, then there is no problem I guess? It's cheap to change though? So why risk it?
Changing keys is absolutely not a problem, in fact it was absolutely planned.
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Alright, so if this is something for right now, only have an hour:
Move the node but please follow @justin_shocknet's advice and remove tor, or at the very, very least change the service keys after disconnecting. You do NOT want to be correlation-mapped through service keys moving to mom's IP.
Alternatively if you have more time than an hour: back up the wallet, store the backup on 2 encrypted usb sticks which you put in a safe(ty deposit box), make sure it's there and wipe the box. Can restore everything when you retain the wallet, all you need is sync.