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⚠️ On September 1st, 2026, Tor clients running tor-0.4.8.x won't be able to connect to the Tor network. Developers: if you're shipping a product using tor-0.4.8.x, please upgrade ASAP, or your product users won't be able to connect to the Tor network. #tor #privacyhttps://blog.torproject.org/sunsetting-tor-048/

@binbash@chaos.social @torproject@mastodon.social I’ll forward your feedback to the Guardian Project team. Thank you! 🙏

@AliMirjamali@mastodon.social @ahf@mastodon.social thanks for sharing! One note: ahf graphs are from volunteers running snowflake proxies. The snowflake clients usage doesn’t seems to be affected by that webrtc restriction. Do you have more insights about webrtc restriction? When that has happened?

@light@noc.social yes, snowflake can be very intensive, I'd not recommend running only on your mobile data. If you have a static IP address, an obfs4 or webtunnel bridge might be better.

@binbash@chaos.social @torproject@mastodon.social hi! Which documentation do you refer to? Is it on orbot.app website?

@dexternemrod@troet.cafe @torproject@mastodon.social no, it’s totally fine.

@light@noc.social yes, it works in some ISPs.

@kleisli@mastodon.social no, you need swipe and tap on "Kindness" mode.

@shadowdancer@mstdn.social from the post FAQ: "Q: I’m operating a Tor relay, can I run a Snowflake proxy on the same IP? A: It might not be helpful for censored users as Tor relays are frequently blocked on censored regions." If you can run it on a different IP address that would be great!