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On 12/07/17 15:16, Jason Hellenthal wrote:
> The truly paranoid types that don’t want anyone to know they are using FreeBSD apparently.
>
> Honestly if they are that worried about http then get a private vpn tunnel and run through that instead !


Some people aren't aware that they use http, and enable Tor because they 
think that it improves privacy. It's very easy to use such setup 
inadvertently.


Yuri