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Signed-off-by: Skylar "The Cobra" Widulski <cobra@vern.cc>
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If you don't know what Tor is, it's a network that allows for anonymous communication.
This means that anyone able to speak freely over the Internet with Tor. Sadly, some countries block Tor Guard Nodes (entry nodes), so without bridges, accessing Tor would be impossible.
This means that anyone able to speak freely over the Internet with Tor. Sadly, some countries block Tor Guard nodes (entry nodes), so without bridges, accessing Tor would be impossible.
A bridge is a server that isn't listed officially on the Tor relay list, but allows for people to circumvent blockages and access Tor behind them.

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If you don't know what Tor is, see the last blog where I describe it.
I followed the guide on how to set up a Guard/Middle Relay, and deployed it on a newly purchased Linode server.
I followed the guide on how to set up a Guard/Middle relay, and deployed it on a newly purchased Linode server.
In a few weeks, [our relay](tcp://173.255.236.85:9001) will support the Tor Network and help keep the anonymity of those who use it.