Maybe the great Chinese firewall makes an exception for torrent traffic, which it can analyze. But I notice the fact that connection with them is usually unencrypted. They connect to my torrent client and download/upload (Olympics video’s and other). And I have connections with users from China. If entry IP (on the side of your ISP) matches with the exit IP (which is visible to sites), then in strictly authoritarian countries these IPs will be banned of course and direct connection will not be possible with them.īut I use VPN (not for snowflake, but just), I won’t name it, which has entry and exit IP different (i.e. DreadTor v3 onion services (hidden services) for Docker containers.

The IP address space is more likely to be blocked, and the extra hop may adversely affect the connection quality. With your VPN turned on, no one will know that youve entered the Tor While any. In general, we would recommend not running a proxy in this kind of network. Do you know whether your routing setup makes an exception for P2P traffic? If all of your outgoing and incoming traffic is sent through a VPN then it is true that connecting clients will be connecting to your proxy through an IP address in that VPN’s address space.

You closed this thread, but I still have something to say about it, so I opened a new one.

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