Please share your thoughts/comments if you feel like.
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Damn glowies at it again.
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More info:
This is why i always use a VPN when playing with Tor
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Doesnât make sense, any VPN is easily de-anonimizable, especially by glowiesâŠso if they got your current TOR session - youâre busted anyway 
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TOR isnât really safe anyway. There are just too many possible approaches to deanonymize user those days:
(Sorry, you guys have to translate this yourself, Iâm at work and donât have time right now. But itâs definitely worth a read!)
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The only safe solution.
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Since the wire already have been cut thereâŠguess who can wiretap that?!
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Thanks for sharing the article!
I am half way through with help from a translator.
Interesting read!
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This doesnât help, in fact its just as if not easier to de-anonymize you. This also adds another layer of trust you canât verify. Who is to say your VPN provider isnât monitoring your TOR traffic?
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According to there privacy policy no, but who knows
https://www.ivpn.net/privacy/#:~:text=When%20you%20sign%20up%20for,account%20issues%2C%20network%20downtime%20etc.
@keybreak
Is there a way to protect or alert a de-anonymisation, apart of cutting the RJ45 
I donât think so reallyâŠ
Well, obviously it depends on what youâre doing. 
For example if youâre dissident in China or investigative journalist going against 
people - definitely cut RJ45 
Whonix and Tails helps 
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I always Test Tor, never make someting serious on it, but am interested in privacy concern, this is why i use Linux, oups Endeavour Os 
So all chinese people must use WiFI 
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