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Announcing the Tor University Challenge
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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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In which country? In most countries you just have to send LE a boilerplate email saying your run a Tor node and they'll leave you alone.
Austria was the country. There is a few wrinkles here. They found cp on one of the hard drives, they had text logs of him offering to host cp on a server, and in the end he was sentenced to 3 years probation.
Well, that explains everything. It's not the Tor node, it's that he was offering to host it.
It certainly does!
So it sounds like he wasn't just relaying it then...
This is new to me, and I would be very surprised if that has any (positive) effect.