Run an Obfs4 bridge. No risk to you at all. Your bridge address is never published, distributed privately through Tor's "request a bridge" feature and it looks like normal https traffic.
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2025
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If you can't answer these questions by yourself, don't. It is a noble thing to do, yes, but it is (unfortunately) not worth trying out.
This is the most sensible answer here, honestly. The sentiment and intent are admirable, but you're opening yourself up to a lot of potential risk.
You can run an exit node on openwrt: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/tor/extras
Depending on your country's laws, you may be on the hook for any content that is accessed via your network. So all the child porn, extremist content etc, thats all possibly on you.
Hacking risk is minimal, but every additional service you run on your router increases its attack surface.
this is dangerous, and I'm pretty sure it's not what they wanted
I dont disagree on the danger, but what did you think they wanted?
a wifi access point that routes all traffic through Tor.
I'm aware that Tor is not exactly made for that, but rather to work as a proxy (which could work for devices that account for proxy autoconfiguration), its not unheard of
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