The number of all Tor users doesn’t increase tor network security, just showing that Tor is popular. You cannot benefit from other Tor users.
Any I2P user is a public router by default (but this user can put their router into Hidden Mode) and benefits from other I2P users as if they were relays (in Tor terms).
If a lot of the fundamental problems of anonymous networks could be solved simply by increasing the number of nodes it would be a good thing.
It makes no sense to change Tor to i2p just because some Ricoshet application has a bug. It’s a logical error. “survivor bias”.
i2p has fewer users, it’s less popular, it hasn’t been audited, i2p has NO RICOSHET ANALOG of its own, i2p doesn’t have the number of users whose data hackers/governments would want to get their hands on
P.s: think we should finish discussing THIS in the Vanguards thread. Not a related issue
It’s a logical error to think this is a Ricoshet application bug.
It’s a Tor network issue because of Tor developers who broke Vanguard nine months ago and put almost no efforts to fix it.