Verified event

Identifier Verified
KIND 1 / Short Text Note
Signature Valid

I think wallets that support tor have their own in-app tor client, so if you use tor on the device level too that could be nesting tor within tor and break or be extremely slow.

If you already have tor at the device level then your ip is protected even if you use a clearnet node address in the app. The node only sees the tor exit relay ip. The difference is that you can see the node ip which is not a risk for you, only for the node provider.

Technical details allowlist: verified allowed
typeevent
canonical/note1xnakga3h087sywaegpr3dtvw4ym7kql4q0ktalgs7tarw70kedpqd2yrm3
allowlistverified allowed
verificationID Verified · Signature Valid
event id34fb64763779fd023bb9404716ad8ea937eb03f503ecbefd10f2fa3779f6cb42
author pubkeye746cb889c4238691a60bd6f6aa6c82c52ea75f9d613b35380597cb545eb1c3e
kind1
created_at2026-10-14T15:27:56.000Z (1791991676)
tags count4
content snippetI think wallets that support tor have their own in-app tor client, so if you use tor on the device level too that could be nesting tor within tor and break or be extremely slow. If you already have tor at the device level then your ip is protected even if you use a clearnet nod
relays queriedwss://purplepag.es, wss://nos.lol, wss://relay.damus.io, wss://relay.primal.net, wss://relay.nostr.org.tr, wss://relay.emre.xyz