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Reset history/tabs/etc on restart (App Settings > Full Reset or Always Full Reset options for flexibility) Access the entire Internet from behind corporate/ISP/national internet filters and censors Websites do not see your real IP address Internet access tunneled over the Tor network Red Onion is a full-fledged Tor-powered browser that offers you a REAL solution, with multiple tabs, customizable start screen, built in ad-blocker, history, bookmarks, and much much more. Not only that with the built downloader you can freely download without ever revealing your true identity or IP address.

With Red Onion you can bypass corporate, school, public wifi internet filters and access the entire Internet without restrictions with complete security. While Tor can't guarantee anonymity, it's the best choice for protecting your identity online.įor more privacy advice, follow us on Twitter & get our privacy crash course.Red Onion is a unique browser that lets you access the Internet privately and anonymously.

Orbot: Tor connection for Android, to use with your existing browser.

Tor Browser: A complete anonymizing browser for Windows, Mac and Linux.

You also need to connect to the Tor network before you start browsing, similar to connecting to a VPN, although Tor software makes this easy with options for desktop and mobile: This longer route makes surfing the Internet slower. So what's the catch? Why isn't everyone using Tor? Well, like the letter analogy above, your data is taking the scenic route to get to its destination, not the fast, direct route. Alternatively, you could use the regular postal service, dropping the letter in a mailbox from which it gets routed through various post offices until it reaches its destination. You could use a trusted courier to deliver it directly without others knowing or revealing your identity. Imagine you want to send a letter anonymously. Here's how it works differently than a VPN. Thankfully there's technology that does just that, and it's called Tor, formerly The Onion Router.

If you want to try to protect your Internet activity from everyone, you need to send your traffic through layers of different entities, so no one can track what you're doing, not even a VPN provider. That's because a VPN is run by a single organization that could potentially monitor or log your traffic.

Recently, we explained how to choose a good VPN (Virtual Private Network), noting that a VPN's privacy policy should be a major factor in your choice. How to Be Even More Anonymous Online Filed under Crash Course on