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Freedom of communication and expression through mediums including various electronic media and published materials
Your ISP can see that you’re using Tor — it sees encrypted connections to Tor nodes but not the final sites you visit; Tor’s design hides destination servers and page content from local observers . Ho...
Yes — U.S. users have legitimate privacy and security reasons to use Tor: journalists, whistleblowers, activists and others use Tor to hide IPs, evade censorship, and protect against mass surveillance...
If law enforcement detects access to illegal content over Tor, prosecutors typically need evidence linking a real-world person to the criminal conduct rather than merely the fact that traffic passed o...
Law enforcement faces legal and practical limits when seeking warrants or data tied to the Tor network: U.S. relay operators and the Tor Project point to statutory protections like Section 230 and DMC...