Use syncthing to share big file over tor
+Onionshare is a good choice when you want to share small files over tor. But onionshare cannot handle big files, when tor circuit fails(which is quite common) your download simply fails, and it does not support resuming the download at where it fails. Syncthing is a better alternative for sharing big files over tor, because it will automatically retry at break point when network fails.
+ +Syncthing is FOSS software and has E2EE by default, and can run without a clearnet ip address. This means you can just spin up a client, and your data will be encrypted and sent through syncthing network. If you have a threat model that needs a way to reliably share files with minimum exposure, this setup will be suitable.
+ +Syncthing has its own relays for supporting tranmission of files between peers which are both behind the nat, and it works when both parties are behind tor. This guarantees the anonymity of both parties.
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1.Hardware : (Personal Computer / Laptop)
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2.Host OS: Linux (Or Qubes OS)
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3.Hypervisor: libvirtd QEMU/KVM (Or Qubes OS's Xen)
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4.Guest OS: Whonix setup
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+It is highly recommended to use whonix for this setup, because there are always cases that an app might not honor your proxy setting and somehow connects directly. It is always a good idea to put sensitive app behind whonix gateway, so your clearnet ip will never be exposed +
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