0brand:
Do you think given the questions by the users, pointing the user to the
Tor page (and assuming the user is reading it), do you think it would
answer the user’s questions?
If not, should content be reorganized? Improving headlines? Any headline
that would suite well as a deeplink the user could be given for the
question(s) being asked?
I’m not even sure if the introduction should be edited at all since its almost verbatim from the Tor wiki?
Probably not much.
Mathematically speaking, choosing many random entry and exit points to the network prevents the user from escaping profiling by this kind of attacker with end-to-end capabilities.
That one seems weird. Could lead to users taking wrong choices. In
theory it may be true if the amount of traffic transmitted is so low,
that math doesn’t work. But far from any practical implementation let
alone something the user could do by using “always non-persistent Tor
entry guards” or so.
Let’s replace that sentence by [...]
.