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Guard relays are the first hop of any circuit through Tor. This category is for guard specific questions.
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Entry guards and multiple Tor clients
The post even goes as far as to say:
...I think changing the guard rotation period to a year or more is
probably much wiser... … While this last point doesn't explicitly mention hard-coding a single guard - as you suggested in your question - it doesn't recommend against it. …
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First Circuit Server Constant (New Identity)
This is expected, and by design.
See these previous threads asking the same question:
Why is the first ip address Tor goes to the same one in Germany?
First node always the same! Is that how it's s …
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