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How do websites like Anna's archive hide their hosting infrastructure?
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That proxy server is visible (that's my whole point) and can be forced to take it down, and very few use Tor or I2P
Most aren't though, they're behind cloudflare
Using cloudflare means you're using them as a proxy. Cloudflare can be pressured with court orders
Moving the goalposts. When you have a third party proxy on your first party proxy it's definitely hiding
Not moving the goal posts because if the first proxy in the chain goes down then nobody can connect to your server, even if the rest of the servers are all up