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Using Tor or a VPN does not make the act of viewing illegal content lawful or illegal by itself, but authorities treat those tools as risk indicators and have successfully de-anonymized or monitored u...
Tor prevents websites from learning your home IP by routing your traffic through a sequence of volunteer relays and by packaging sites as onion services that hide server IPs; the destination site ther...
Tor’s encryption provides layered, relay-based protection that can make tracing user traffic by law enforcement difficult but not impossible; documented cases in 2024–2025 show can deanonymize users, ...
ISPs cannot directly read the contents of your Tor-encrypted traffic, but they can often detect that you are using the Tor network because of identifiable connection patterns, and under certain condit...