Re:Berkshire: Bitcoin is ‘contrary to the interest of civili...
by mmahut on Monday May 10, 2021 @08:03AM
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I feel the same argument can be make about Tor. While it primary uses are probably illegal (doesn't necessary mean immoral) activity, it helps a lot free press in oppressed regimes (also illegal, but by western standards moral).
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Re:Berkshire: Bitcoin is ‘contrary to the interest of civili...
by pydry on Monday May 10, 2021 @08:11AM
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>I feel the same argument can be make about Tor. While it primary uses are probably illegal
I very much doubt that. Its primary uses are probably porn and researching embarrassing medical conditions.
Re:Berkshire: Bitcoin is ‘contrary to the interest of civili...
by maxqin1 on Monday May 10, 2021 @08:06AM
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Bitcoin doesn't have the equivalent of a "free press."
And TOR is rarely used. Journalists use apps like Signal now.
Re:Berkshire: Bitcoin is ‘contrary to the interest of civili...
by goodpoint on Monday May 10, 2021 @09:12AM
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> And TOR is rarely used. Journalists use apps like Signal now.
Absolutely not. Internet censorship is growing rapidly - worldwide.
A lot of "legitimate" websites like newspapers get blocked around the world and can only be accessed over Tor.