Thanks for your explanations. To recap: people see a unique destination for your across torrents but it's not your id but the id of the intermediary node that's in your direction. The identifier is different for HTTP so it's not the same as the one used for torrenting which can reduce the risk to an...

I love it. Websites shouldn't look like it's still the 1990s. It could be improved more. However, the website seems down now but maybe that's just me. That didn't happen often before and it's been down for a while now.

In I2PSnark one can click on x / y peers to see their IDs and in postman one can even see IDs of users who seed or download any given torrent. There also is information about the download progress. The ID is the same across different torrents. Isn't this a major security vulnerability / risk to anon...