What would happen if someone is on a tor network already, and

>>58589166
Typically they would receive a polite knock and the door accompanied by the word "fucko"

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>>58589196
>tor is a really dangerous and edgy place
it's just a bunch of conspiracy schizos talking nonsense and some politics

>>58589166
Uhm.. what? Why would you do that. Plus, you can set the Tor nodes to use to a higher number than default 3

>>58589216
answer the question

>>58589231
No. Complexity kills security. In this case if it doesn;t kill it, it definitely does no improve it.

>>58589231
>>58589259
+ Increase the number of nodes if you want better security than default. Look on their FAQ. On the downside, perfrmance plummets.

>>58589287
>perfrmance plummets.
yeah but that doesn't matter, it's just shitty text only forums like intel exchange. thanks for the info though

>>58589325
>yeah but that doesn't matter
It does though. It's not just the bandwidth that goes down, the latency also drops significantly. You may be okay with a second of latency, but ten seconds is too much. And for each extra node you add, the greater the risk of network failure, and you'll have to establish a new tor connection, which also takes a lot of time.

>>58589502
This. Now share those pizza sites.

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what's the concensus anyway? Qubes+Whonix or Tails?