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Can the Tor Browser itself hide your location?
Tor and Tor Browser hide your location from any website. The connections goes through three different relays and the website can only see the relay where your connection is exiting. … But in this example it doesn't know your real location.
Whener you visit a website with the Tor Browser you can click on the green onion and see where your connection currently exits. …
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Why guard and exit nodes are allowed to be from same country?
Same country does not mean same person.
Have a look at the bubble graphs. Germany provides currently the most relays among them there are 645 guard nodes and 138 exit relays. So it quite likely that …
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