Easy to use software for online privacy, anonymity and security.
Tor browser is perhaps the single most accessible piece of software you can use to keep your online activities private and anonymous, while at the same time enhancing your security. It’s also incredibly easy to use, using as it does, a modified version of Mozilla’s Firefox browser. To put it simply, if you can use Google, you can use the Tor Browser. A post we made at some time ago.
Tor is 100% free, open source browser. You don’t really need to know anything about encryption or how it all works.https://t.co/56JH50JAE0 pic.twitter.com/KGL5YiSLeH— TrillionClues (@Youngdocty) May 3, 2017
Tor browser is perhaps the single most accessible piece of software you can use to keep your online activities private and anonymous, while at the same time enhancing your security.
Why Use Tor?
Firstly, Tor itself is an acronym and an analogy. It stands for the
The Onion Router, the idea being that like an onion, Tor has many layers
of encryption and protection built into it, that make it easy for you
to become anonymous online, and make it next to impossible to track you,
and your activities.
In real terms, Tor has been designed to stop anyone, including
government agencies, Internet Service Providers, and corporations from
learning your location, and from consequently tracking your browsing
habits and selling that data on.
Proof of just how effective the Tor Browser, and the Tor network it
runs on can be proved by the fact that lots of journalists, activists,
law enforcement professionals, whistle-blowers and businesses all use
it. Normal people like you and me who want to keep their activities safe and private from websites and advertisers use it as well.
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How Tor Works:
The protocol behind how Tor works was originally designed for the US NAVY
as a way of being able to use existing communications networks around the world securely. The US Navy still uses it today. Tor Browser works by first of all encrypting the web traffic you send out
into the Internet. It then routes all your web traffic through the Tor
network, a series of ‘relays’ or ‘nodes’ run by thousands of volunteer
computers around the world taking different routes each time. This makes
it extremely hard for anyone to identify the source of the information
and next to impossible to track the user. While that’s a ridiculously
simple analogy of how Tor works, it pretty much covers all the bases.
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Easy To Use Tor Browser?
Very, very easy. You don’t really need to know anything about encryption or how it
all works. Tor is also based on the not-for-profit Mozilla Firefox
browser, looks good, and crucially, is simple and easy to use.
Tor Browser is also easy and 100% free and open source browser which you can get from several downloaded software sites such as Filehippo.com.
