Tor, more secure

(October 2, 2022, 07:12 PM)somaire Wrote: Tor,  more secure

are you able to explain how it is more secure or are you just following the bandwagon of people who have the wrong idea of TOR on its own.

VPN and Proxy are literally the same thing. If you have the money, then mullvad and your choice of browser. If you don't have money, then tor. I also use tor, but because it's more secure than the clearweb, even with the amount of compromised nodes. In conclusion, you have to decide (I know it's hard when people don't do that for you). Both are good options, VPN is subjectively dependent on how much you trust a single entity with your data, while with tor you put your trust in the system itself.

Proxy, cuse it's someone else's computer. Won't tie my activities back to me

I recommend TOR

Honestly all shine in different areas;

VPNs are cool if you have lets say a VPS you want to only accept connections from one IP so connecting securely to a network type shit, or if you want to watch a show or something.

Proxies if i am not mistaking are good for scraping and scripts since you can dispose of them once one gets blocked, and are not blocked from the get go as some VPNs.

And TOR if you want to go all out, but for the clearnet i think its overkill since you can be identified in other more effective ways than IP address, combine it with the Tor Browser and it's a different story.

what about a combination of all of three? i usually combine tor and vpn depend what im doing.

(October 3, 2022, 08:19 PM)terezacc Wrote: what about a combination of all of three? i usually combine tor and vpn depend what im doing.

Tor Project recommends against using a VPN together with Tor.

tor is quite slow, if u r downloading files u won't wait for them till finished after couple hours...

(October 2, 2022, 07:11 PM)Iran Wrote: Do you prefer VPN, proxy, or TOR and why.

TOR BABY