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I don't believe Verizon would "discourage" Tor. It would either block it completely, or continue to allow it.The tiny percentage of Tor users don't concern Verizon. The miniscule loss of advertising revenue isn't as big of an issue as the bad publicity that messing with TOR would get them from media.VPN users might be a thing they get concerned about, at some point, but I'd expect them to come out with a VPN service if that was the case.So I expect this will be traced to some kind of incompetence or error, not a deliberate effort.

Pfft. This was almost certainly blocked because someone thought it was a malware C&C.The indicator lists released by DHS and various snake oil peddlers regularly contain IP addresses like this because they observed malware samples connecting to the IP.This isn't a new thing and has precisely nothing to do with net neutrality, you could probably get this fixed in a couple of hours with a NANOG post.

Hmmmm, maybe ask on NANOG or something?Unfortunately there's apparently no AS701 looking glass.

For what it's worth, I can ping 86.59.21.38 when tethered on my Verizon phone.

Without return traceroutes from tor26 this guy can't prove his claim at all. No proof that the problem is even within 701.

Hmmmm, maybe ask on NANOG or something?Unfortunately there's apparently no AS701 looking glass.

For what it's worth, I can ping 86.59.21.38 when tethered on my Verizon phone.

Without return traceroutes from tor26 this guy can't prove his claim at all. No proof that the problem is even within 701.

Verizon AS701 blocking Tor consensus server tor26 (86.59.21.38)

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Verizon AS701 blocking Tor consensus server tor26 (86.59.21.38)

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