totally understand what ur saying here . not all of his songs are like this , he has alot more conscious , vulnerable tracks . definitely appreciate the feedback either way though <| sep |> Sure , tor will obscure your meta data , but it ' s not a meaningful solution to the problem . In fact , I ' d say it ' s making the problem worse because if ordinary people do switch to tor browsing it makes it difficult to track legitimate cases of illegal activity on the internet since tor network is inherently stronger the more people around you that use it and the more voluntary relays there are . But it is also security through obscurity and relies on the trustworthiness of the exit nodes and relays and this is a point that gets hammered into government security policy constantly when they refuse to comment on secret issues with almost no consideration of Kerkhoff ' s Principle Shannon ' s Maxim . And then there ' s the simple fact that tor browsing just isn ' t practical for ordinary folk because if you download a file with embedded trackers in it or accidentally use a program that has an obvious electronic signature like a messaging program accidentally outside of the tor network then you give yourself away which is another part of Kerkhoff ' s Principle Lastly , given the circumstances in which it is to be used , the system must be easy to use and should not be stressful to use or require its users to know and comply with a long list of rules . I think the truth is that the intelligence community has inadvertently started an arms race of security and privacy with the everyday public and it ' s making their job harder so much so that they ' re now having to consider ridiculous bills like this one where they are effectively asking for the keys to every UK CSP ' s securities . And if we go by Shannon ' s Maxim , their attempts are already defeated by the actual criminals and the only people who are being affected by this are ordinary people or really dumb criminals that would have been caught anyway .