There has been an influx of malicious nodes hosted by chain analysis and government agencies which spy on Monero users.
Some of them may be in this list - it's impossible to know.
To best protect yourself from surveillance please use Tor or run your own node.
Check out the new LWS page for community run Light-Wallet Servers!
About Light-Wallets
Monero wallets require complex scanning and decryption against every transaction on the
blockchain to determine if funds were sent to that wallet. This means that every time you go to
spend your Monero you must wait for your device to get synced up which can take a long time.
This process can be offloaded to a remote server without giving up the "spend" keys of the wallet.
The LWS (Light Wallet Server) API provides a standard mechanism for splitting the "scanning" process from the "spend" process,
giving light wallets an instant sync instead of polling the entire chain.
The only downside of this is privacy - the LWS server knows all incoming
funds. Make sure this trade-off fits your threat model before registering.
If you need full privacy, run your own node and your own LWS instance instead.
The list below contains community run, open-source LWS instances for you to use.