What is Reddit's opinion of Tor Browser?

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No way am I giving direct links, but someone with enough bitcoin and dedication could find their way through the Tor darkweb and hire a hitman. Last I checked it ran $10k-$100k per hit depending on who you go to and how hard the job is.

If The Pirate Bay has been blocked in your country, I recommend installing Tor Browser: https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html#downloads
You may also access the torrent page using TPB's onion (TOR) address: http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/torrent/17933107/OpenIV_2.9

Seed as much as you can, you also may want to upload the torrent on other sites to reach the largest possible audience.

EDIT: magnet link:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:40abd4439ce0d40d2fa541633dce5989f0ecf139&dn=OpenIV+2.9&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fzer0day.ch%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fexodus.desync.com%3A6969

If the mod doesn't work for you, be sure to upload your own functional version to the site.

The Tor Browser is probably the best privacy-friendly browser available. It's basically Firefox but with a set of privacy-protecting patches. And it uses Tor properly.

Hm. Segfault with a null pointer. From that I'd guess your download is corrupt.

Where are you downloading it from? Here? Have you verified its signature? Do you still have problems if you use Tails?

You can bypass youtube regional blocks with [tor browser]. Once you unpack it, open <installation directory>/Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor/torrc in notepad, and add the following line:

> ExitNodes {ru}

Depends on jurisdiction.

I believe in the UK it is for at least 2 years that they must retain as much of the URL as possible (only domain name if using HTTPS) and metadata (like timestamp).

Start using the tor browser. https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html

Go to https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html and download Tor Browser for your computer. Or if your mobile device is Android, setup Orbot to connect to the Tor network.

Then head over to /r/onions to find links to deep web sites.

> The lease stipulates that the internet is only to be used for school purposes.

i don't know about CA contract/lease law, but it's possible that you can contract away your right to do certain things with the Internet. On one hand, if the place is cheap enough, it could be worth it.

But I'd be really cautious about living someplace where they monitor what you do with the Internet. That's seriously creepy. But if it's cheap enough ... yeah, I'd consider it, and do my private browsing over my phone tethered.

Note that there are technical solutions to this. Pretty much what people in China use. Like a VPN service. You pay $5/month or so, and all your Internet traffic is encrypted and goes first through the VPN. No one can see what you're doing.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=vpn+proxy&t=ffsb&ia=web

Another technical solution is to use TorBrowser. It's slower and some sites won't work, but it's free.

https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html

Nope, site is up and running fine.

If you are unable to access it then perhaps it is blocked by your network or country. Try browsing the site with Tor Browser or subscribe to a paid torrent friendly VPN (see /r/VPNTorrents).

Tou no mobile, mas acho que usei esses aqui:

https://www.ivacy.com/chrome-vpn-extension/

https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/www.betternet.co/amp/

https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html

Heck no, there's nothing inherently illegal or even unethical about the deep web, it's just a proxy network with sites only accessible from inside that network.

Download the TOR browser here, it's a version of Firefox pre-configured with the add-ons you need for connecting to TOR.

Then get started with some of the links found here https://thehiddenwiki.org/

Use the .onion version to see some of the links they don't post on the clearnet version http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion

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90% of it is really ordinary stuff, boring actually. All kinds of political blogs ranging from readable and interesting to psychotic manifestos, lots of programming and netsec stuff, anarchist's cookbook kind of stuff - all worth reading or at least skimming though.

Almost all of these sites claiming to sell drugs or stolen credit cards are scams, don't just instantly believe anything you read here. Almost all of it, some of this is the real deal.

Any of the porn you'll find is legal (probably) they don't post a publicly visible link to anything like that, it's typically a club you have to join and pay for. Browsing porn here is going to be a little risky though. I don't like raunchy stuff though, and that's basically all of it.

Lots of stuff about bitcoin. You can learn about bitcoin mining and investing, join groups that pool their resources for mining. There are services that exchange bitcoin for cash money, this is questionably legal because it can be a form of money laundering. And there are plenty of places that sell goods for bitcoin - be cautious of these, most are legit but some of these are scams.

So yeah - it's like 90% social media, politics, forums, porn, and scams. I'd say the regular internet is about the same in that way!

Please, please don't use any other software than Tor Browser to surf the interweb using Tor. It's much, much harder to stay anoymoys on the web than just changing your ip, and Tor Browser is very carefully tuned to take care of this. https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html

If you want to isolate Tor Browser, consider using Whonix in Virtualbox, or running Tails if you're hopping open cafe wifi on a burner laptop. If you don't know what this means, please stick to using Tor Browser with high security settings, avoiding JavaScript.

The question is, what do you plan to achieve: Are you afraid the FBI might come after you, in that case, you'd better go to school because staying anonymous on the web is hard, if not impossible.

I don't know any guides, but I guess Google - or better Searx - will give you some results.

As a start I'd recommend browsing the web only via Tor and getting Tutanota for anonymous email.

esta web meneada es algo sospechosa por su contenido y titulo, para descargar tor ir directamente al proyecto https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html

* lol, la "deep web" tambien usa javascript

For use with Browser Bots:

A free option is the TOR browser, Install here which will use a different ip address every time you load the page.

Otherwise there are several free proxy services, these should also change your ip address. Search "proxy site" or something. https://www.proxysite.com/ Theoretically you could load up a few bots on different proxies.

(Please correct me if proxies don't fix the ip issue)

> but people should be allowed to have an opinion.

And I don't think anyone outside of the imaginations of right-wing people disagree with that. But there's a time and place for some opinions, and it's not violating your freedom of speech if a community bans you for sharing a specific opinion of yours.

I fully support networks like Tor, in which it's basically impossible to takedown or track a website, which means that you will get a wide range of views, and people aren't afraid to share them. Speaking of, I highly suggest that you download a copy of the Tor browser (https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html) and check out some sites. This has kind of gone off on a tangent from hate speech / freedom of speech, but do check it out.

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I agree on the HTTPSeverythwere, UblockOrigin, but I disagree with the overkill/complexity of tor. Tor has the firefox based browser bundle, that can be gpg/https verified, and is as easy as one click(run). https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html I also change a few settings to help w/ security: ~check "I do not want to be tracked", although this is more of a statement; that is largely ignored by trackers. ~I wipe my cache/cookies/site-preferences(keeping search/browsing history), each time firefox closes. This means I get a clean experience every-time, and trackers can only track my current session; but I have to actually log into every site(regardless of if the "remember me" checkbox is checked upon login). I also found a way to disable a pair of insecure firefox ciphers for https, that firefox supports for backwards compatibility(I'll include the article below...) basically... type about:config into the url bar and type ENTER ENTER promise to be gentle on the SQLite settings DBase search for .dhe (the insecure ciphers should show up) double click on each one to change them to false/disable. close tab...I have noticed no change in my browsing experience from that change in the last few weeks... https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/10/how-to-protect-yourself-from-nsa-attacks-1024-bit-DH

I also don't trust Browser password management...I use lastPass w/ 2nd factor Auth. && keepassX/keepassPortable encrypted w/ veractypt as a backup.