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#7 Re: Protecting your online privacy with tor Posted by Anonymous (130.231.xx.xx) on Tue 10 May 2005 at 13:54 Do note that the tor network is not neccessarily very large and tunneling everything over it will put more load on it. You may want to route select services/connections/sites directly and others through tor. There is also the option of operating as an exit node or providing "hidden services". I suggest looking at these as well. There are still many ways to expose yourself. Tor isn't (and isn't meant to be) a slap-on "solution" or product that will turn you invisible just like buying or even setting up a firewall won't help your network security in any way on its own. Tor is a tool and it's useful for select uses and not useful for others. It certainly has much potential.

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