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sure, Q is just what to use it for.

one can monitor traffic coming out of the exit relay, ok, no problem with that, one can monitor any other forwarding computer too, no secret in it, all free and...

>I totally disagree with you because it is still traceable in the memory even though you run it a relay as long as each relay does not break it memory.You just need to fix the puzzles to get to the...

>who setup those Tor servers and what information are they collecting from you.<

well tor server does not mean that any information can be collected. Everybody can do that and the system was set...

I would not call it that dramatical, but when I try to read infos about problems the devs of such software and networks have, then I think they had easy job some 10 years ago.

On the other hand,...

hmm , have to be careful, the thing with the https is such that if I tell you, yes 100% encrypted, I may earn some flames here... as they are real experts around here.



but ok, the...

so what?
everybody can do this, you can do it too. Where is the problem?
There is no intention to prevent this at all.

sure, but let think it to the end. This is the same as 'authorities' will just monitor encrypted traffic . They will just estimate from the amount of traffic what could go on.

There is no problem...

People sometimes confuse TOR with some kind of vpn.

OK, we can to certain limit see it as vpn between the user and the exit node.
But remember: it is asymmetric encryption between the nodes...