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     has already gone wrong and you shouldn't be thinking that Tor is the problem.)

     </p>

-    <p>

-    Tor does provide a partial solution in a very specific situation, though.

-    When you make a connection to a destination that also runs a Tor relay,

-    Tor will automatically extend your circuit so you exit from that circuit.

-    So for example if Indymedia ran a Tor relay on the same IP address as

-    their website, people using Tor to get to the Indymedia website would

-    automatically exit from their Tor relay, thus getting *better* encryption

-    and authentication properties than just browsing there the normal way.

-    </p>

-

-    <p>

-    We'd like to make it still work even if the service is nearby the Tor

-    relay but not on the same IP address. But there are a variety of

-    technical problems we need to overcome first (the main one being "how

-    does the Tor client learn which relays are associated with which

-    websites in a decentralized yet non-gamable way?").

-    </p>

-

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