tor exit node hosting

A **Tor exit node hosting** refers to the practice of running and providing infrastructure for a **Tor exit node**, which is the final relay in the Tor (The Onion Router) network through which traffic exits to the public internet. When someone uses Tor, their internet traffic is encrypted and routed through multiple volunteer-operated relays. The exit node is the last relay before the traffic reaches its destination, meaning that websites and online services will see the IP address of the exit node rather than the user’s true IP address. Hosting an exit node therefore involves responsibilities such as managing bandwidth, handling potential abuse complaints, and ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations.