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Feature description
When using a (large) list of multiple countries for both entry and exit locations, the client often selects the same country for both entry and exit, which defeats some reasons to use the multihop features. Choose different countries for entry and exit locations when several are included in the list used for both.
One way to achieve this would be to (randomly) choose the entry point server then (randomly) choose the exit point in a subset of the list without the servers in the country choosen for the entry point.
Alternative solutions
The current workaround is to create different non-overlapping lists for entry and exit points, but this restriction the choice and is further complicated when one wants to use DAITA as one will also have to track when new servers/countries support this feature.
Type of feature
Better privacy/anonymity
Better at circumventing censorship
Easier to use
Other
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Android
iOS
Windows
macOS
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I have checked if others have suggested this already
Feature description
When using a (large) list of multiple countries for both entry and exit locations, the client often selects the same country for both entry and exit, which defeats some reasons to use the multihop features. Choose different countries for entry and exit locations when several are included in the list used for both.
One way to achieve this would be to (randomly) choose the entry point server then (randomly) choose the exit point in a subset of the list without the servers in the country choosen for the entry point.
Alternative solutions
The current workaround is to create different non-overlapping lists for entry and exit points, but this restriction the choice and is further complicated when one wants to use DAITA as one will also have to track when new servers/countries support this feature.
Type of feature
Operating System
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: