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Re:European Parliament approves copyright reform by majewsky on Wednesday March 27, 2019 @05:51AM (#19499350)
The ISP can see your traffic going towards entry nodes if I'm not mistaken.
Re:European Parliament approves copyright reform by tgragnato on Wednesday March 27, 2019 @10:59AM (#19501449)
TLDR: You can use pluggable transports.

It's super difficult to build a low latency mix-net that covertly works inside an adversarial network.

In addition to the current models over which onion/garlic routing are based upon you would (at least) need to add to the core of your software traffic obfuscation, a series of covert channels, NAT bypass, ...

Tor and other mix networks simplify the problem assuming that there's a portion of the Internet that is free and introducing censorship circumvention mechanisms.

Of course, the assumption is increasingly untrue.

Re:European Parliament approves copyright reform by TomMarius on Wednesday March 27, 2019 @11:15AM (#19501659)
Perhaps we could crowdfund Tor node satellites?
Re:European Parliament approves copyright reform by tgragnato on Wednesday March 27, 2019 @11:48AM (#19502111)
Random thoughts: high latency, costs, vulnerability to spoofing and jamming, distribution of ODUs/IDUs, trust in the owner/manager of the link
Re:European Parliament approves copyright reform by TomMarius on Thursday March 28, 2019 @10:23AM (#19512465)
What about (maybe) lasers + LEO, basically what Musk does?