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Comcast denies it is blocking Tor users

by The Gurus
September 16, 2014
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Comcast has issued a statement denying that the ISP is blocking Tor and denying that there is any record of exchanges between Comcast and Tor users.
 
Its Vice President said that he uses Tor at times, adding, “Comcast doesn’t monitor our customer’s browser software, web surfing or online history.”
 
Over the weekend, accusations surfaced that Comcast has been threatening Tor users with termination of service. According to reports, Comcast subscribers claimed that agents from the company instructed subscribers that use of the highly popular Tor browser was “illegal” and against the giant ISP’s user policies.
 
 

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