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cy. But it hasnt taken long for one of these efforts 鈥?a project to equip local libraries with technology supporting anonymous Internet surfing 鈥?to run up against opposition from law enforcement. In July, the Kilton Public Library in Lebanon, New Hampshire, was the first library in the country to become part of the anonymous Web surfing service Tor. The library allowed Tor users around the world to bounce their Internet traffic through the library, thus masking users locations. Soon after state authorities received an email about it from an agent at the Department of Homeland Security. The Department of Homeland Security got in touch with our Police Department, said Sean Fleming, the library director of the Lebanon Public Libraries. After a meeting at which local police and city officials discussed how Tor could be exploited by criminals, the library pulled the plug on the project. Right now were on pause, said Fleming. We really werent anticipating that there would be any controversy at all. He said that the library board of trustees will vote on whether to turn the service back on at its meeting on Sept. 15. Used in repressive regimes by disside