Tor vs VPN | Which one should you use for privacy, anonymity and security
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- Ultimate comparison between Tor and Virtual Private Networks - which one is better for anonymity, privacy and security? Which should you trust and use?
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Virtual private network? Or The Onion Router? Both of these tools are marketed to people looking for better privacy and anonymity on the Internet.
Many regular people that choose VPNs do so to prevent their ISPs from spying on their browsing history and selling it to advertisers. What they don’t realize is that they are not enhancing their privacy - they are just delegating the trust to a different company.
Your VPN provider acts as your entry and exit node. They know your true IP address and they know what websites you visit. If they want to, they can log this activity at any time. If they are required by law enforcement, they can hand over all of your browsing data to them.
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Sitting in a dark room, wearing a hoodie, using Tor is exactly what I want.
This is me fulfilling my promise, he’s my favorite after so many heartbreaks. I thought it was time to give myself a break and focus on my job while trying to heal from my previous toxic relationship. After about a year and half I met a lady who turned out to be my boss daughter, I was reluctant at first but her persistence and high spiritedness got me submissive. We started getting along so well , no day passes without constant communication, I fell in love and didn’t want to be hurt ever again; told her my weaknesses and she told me hers, along the line she came across her ex and her attitude towards me started getting cold. Seemed like deja vu all over and so I couldn’t let the anxiety tear me apart. I met a colleague who introduced me to the best set of Private investigators , I contacted and hired them almost immediately and they requested a down payment to commence the job after targets cell number was provided. After 24 hrs they responded with all the deleted messages and archives of pictures she’s been sending out; I practically had access to her phone without her knowledge. Turns out she connived with her young sibling to test my patience and tolerance, all the info was carted to me , thanks to the hackers I now pass her test with ease, lol . For assistance on how to track or monitor your spouse text/ +1
(304) 470-9898
Same and I’ll also use my anonymous mask
Cringe
@@jessicabenavides6415 yesnt
you getn sweaty over the cp videos 🤣
This is a very underrated channel. Keep up the good fight.
It's not underrated, it's not known, it's different.
@@azarilh2355 You are smart. And I think you know that, just saying to be nice. :)
@@dnetne5508
Err... thank you? :T
@@azarilh2355 Are you asking me or telling me? I thought you were smart hahaha
@@dnetne5508 Both coz i'm confused. Comments like that are usually sarcastic but yours doesn't seem like it is.
Ever wonder how the FBI agents and marketing executives feel when suddenly, a persons digital profile they have formed stops being updated and the last update was “how to use tor/tails” tutorials on his youtube history?
hilarious
They ain't getting any sympathy from me.
I'm sure that 99% of all people are absolutely not interesting for CIA or NSA.
Start a cult or create a terrorist organization first :-)
They must have a PRICELESS look on their faces lol
FBI Worker: Sir it looks like we lost another one
If you're pirating Rick And Morty, use a VPN. If you're doing revolutionary shit, use TOR.
If your an i t expert make your own sever
Whats the purpose of using these when you use social media? If you keep using legitimate accounts even while using VPN + TOR, you're screwed. I wonder why people who are concerned and talks and makes video about privacy never really cared about sharing about this matter.
You gave me idea about pirating
@@Phoenix-mv4nt kitboga did a video on vpns. it's really good
yes
Why is this channel so underrated? The content is so damn good.
Why Google would recommend a channel talking about privacy and security? :-)
cause youtube know perfectlly what has to hide
Skip the internet. Carrier pigeons are the future.
Revive the use of sending smoke signals like some the Indian tribes in the U,S. used to do. :0)
IP over carrier pigeon exists.
r/birdsarentreal
Look it up. It’ll change your mind about them carrier “pigeons”
Edit: misspelled word.
Sadly they're all extinct now
nah chief, telegraph is future
I never really cared about privacy until I started watching your channel. Keep up the good work! ✊👍
Well,have you ever used Vm? Probably not.
Cf boss, esti pisoi pe cybersecurity, eh?
@kojitha mandanayake
Hey buddy...
U should check out Techlore's channel...
He has a whole course which covers privacy, security & anonymity...
It's broken into many seperate videos but each 1 is great.
Hope that helps..!
Day 3 of commenting to help Hated with the Algorithm.
Day 1 of responding to this post to hopefully do something with the Algorithm
@@awoo1488 One time helping effort.
I like your thinking!
why not
@@iwillbecomeimmortalordietr8506 noice
ProTip: For extra privacy just dont use internet
@Electro_blob 2 didnt catched the joke did you?
These days that's almost impossible
Thinking about getting a whole new new system just to browse the internet. Thanks for the video.
You can use a VM for a starter.
That's what Tails is for
@@Aglai76 Can Tor browser be used in Tails?
@@_thechosen yes
@@_thechosen Tails is MADE for using Tor :-)
After 01:03 i expected a sponsorship ad.... but i realized after that what am i watching, and where :)
Yea, the only real reason to use a consumer VPN is to watch region-blocked content.
That is already possible with Tor.
it's also bad to torrent over tor, so that's another valid use of vpns. there are tor-like networks for torrenting as well, though
@@AugustusBohn0 yeah, I think torrenting is even considered "selfish" in the tor community, because it uses a lot of traffic.. It affects people who actually need tor for simply being able to use the internet normally (eg in China)...
@@AugustusBohn0 It's not like it's bad, it's that you simply cannot do it.
@@azarilh2355 of course you can, You just shouldn't.
Tor wins hands down...
Sometimes,Speed is the only concern
But it's a good trade off between security and speed
Speed should never be the only concern actually.
@@wrenchdisroot2451 Gaming stupid, I have a separate entire operating system for gaming and everything else
Generic replie to help with the algorithm
They could increase security by adding random delays into the network to prevent correlation attacks, it's been suggested many times but as the poster mentioned "speed" which is why they so far have not done so they worry about people complaining. Still it has other downsides like exploits I can think of 1 or 2 events where the software has been exploited to locate servers and gain physical access. Really no system is perfect I agree with in general privacy but at the same time I don't have anything to hide (as much as I hate that statement). It's really just a trust based system regardless of what you are using.
I've tried it in the past but for my needs it was overkill completely and hurt my experience using the web in general.
@@GainingDespair I think part of the issue with introducing lag is time out errors... Also, it would start to make Tor more a competitor with other encrypted mixnets like i2p and level 3 remailers.
The main thing not mentioned here is the fact that because anyone can run TOR you have no guarantees on network connection quality while using it. The speed is not encumbered only by the number of hops but also by the latency and available bandwidth in each hop.
I really appreciate the time, energy an effort you put in your videos. I was toying around with the idea of purchasing a VPN until I found out one of the major VPN’s got hacked! Your video further convinced me that a VPN does not in anyway fit my needs. Thank you!
I'd suggest using Tor for as much as possible and then use a paid VPN for things Tor gets blocked for if you don't have a bridge, because I don't have one. Mozilla has a vpn now which I have. I can use it for certain things . The biggest thing is I trust Mozilla VPN more than my ISP and everything between me and the vpn so encrypting me traffic going out to the VPN is better than going without it if Tor can't do the job. Or I need to download GB s of data
Damn the quality of these just keeps getting better. I share your videos with all my less tech savvy friends because they require very little prior knowledge of how the internet works to be understood. You're doing a great service my man. Keep it up.
wtf just a second ago I was doing a research about kernel panic and went on youtube to watch some video where it would be showcased. But I saw you uploaded this so I said I'm gonna watch it first. 13 seconds in and I can't believe my eyes. :D I love these coincidences.
Consequences of the Hivemind Network!😉
There are no coincidences in the matrix, only cause and effect ;)
Why does this channel, the most honest one regarding personal privacy and security, have such little exposure on RUclips --A wholly owned subsidiary of Google?
ha ha you answered your own question
It’s required viewing for my students.
I guarantee you youtube algorithm ranks stuff like this low since they don't want their user base to be anonymous.
Use Linux with Tor for additional protection! I highly recommend Linux Mint for beginners.
Does mint have any of the security features that tails qubes or whonix have?
@@haveaniceday7950 you can use a live cd for tails. Much better
Fernando Stefanovic I'm looking for a daily driver os though and I heard tails want good for that
I just downloaded Ubuntu for a virtual machine. Do you know if running Linux on a VM compromises the additional protection you mentioned?
@@yardsale781 Linux on a VM adds an additional layer of protection lol. It's really hard for somebody to find you
This video was actually very informative about how VPN and TOR work!
I'd never seen anyone explain it to this degree, maybe it's an algorithm issue...
Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for all your hard work and making the lessons reasonably soccer mom friendly :) I share your content with many less tech savvy people so they can get an idea of how unsafe their internet practices are and how they can rectify the situation with a little bit of knowledge, patience and learning. We salute you!
Honestly - no joke, but this is your best and most understandable video you have yet made(or I have watched, to be more precise).
I regret using Tor daily now, I have been using modified Firefox for a few months now, I think I will be going back to Tor, Thankyuuu!
you regret using tor, but will be going back to tor? i don't understand
@@cheeriosaltcream
Same.
If the VPN is being advertised everywhere... there is no way... no way... it is secure. I noticed Nord VPN or raid shadow legends didn't sponsor this video. LOL.
Dat Harass
Privateinternetaccess has ads and they proved to he secure.
@@muabyt7333 but pia is in the U.S, which is kinda risky because it was situated in a 5 eyes country, pretty much the government made a company who refused to give data closed before.
@Jugg Nord is securer than most other VPN companies
MuabYT Nord VPN was hacked last year lol.
Regulator TD
They fixed it. Still better than most others.
Uninstalling my two free vpns rn
good 👌
1⁴ is great tho
lmao
Good, Just buy the Paid VPN. You will get more likely secured and fast.
When talking about VPNs:
- Virtual PROXI Network = Free = Not to be trusted.
- Virtual PRIVATE Network = Paid = Can be trusted IF, Zero logs, Payment can be made Anonymous in CASH in exchange for a Token.
I'm just don't want my IP on streaming website's logs and my ISP to know my torrent activity, VPN's good enough for that.
Do you test your connection regularly? And if so, with what site
Bruh i need to play mc
@@luisvargas1520 Run checkmyiptorrent in torrent client. It will show IP that is seen. If your real IP shows you have config problem.
Don't worry Nord VPN can do that
What if you use both?
Wait! You actually have a physical form!
I thought you were a disembodied voice.
I thought he was a literal Russian bot designed to make devients of the Western World.
@@thekingofmoab1181 stfu you weirdo
@@thekingofmoab1181 wait, what? Everybody in the western world isn't already a deviant :)
@@omarakhtar3075 lmao fair point
Man your videos are so informative. I LOVE watching them. I get so sinked into the content, and so much of it is thought provoking on how we as consumers trust others when we really shouldn't. KEEP IT UP!
Thanks, I only use a VPN to stream shows, TOR will be more useful for anarchism.
STM I use cloudflare DNS to do that one. Vpns too bulky.
@@GabrielTobing thanks, I got the VPN off a comrade.
Gabriel Tobing you use cloud fare DNS for what exactly?
other meaning, vpn as software and tor/tails as hardware
or fast but vuln and slow but secured
I'm studying for my my CISSP Exam and this video is very informational. Thank You
How'd it go
LoL, CISSP is way more advanced than this basic stuffs in the video I already know even before my first entry level IT certificate.
Thank you for sharing your intellectual attributes with us through this digital projection into the dimension of youtube. You're a great youtuber, i appreciate you.
This is for the algorithm
Is that like "one for the road" ;)
This video is sponserd by TOR!
1:45 It does add protection against the different server's data centers or their ISP.
7:30 By trustless design it means that the Tor project does not need to approve new nodes and admit them into the network. While anyone can join, the Tor project does monitor the network to try and detect malicious behavior.
11:10 Tor is blocked more often because Tor is popular and has a public list of exit node ips.
Plz make a tor tutorial! Not only for the browser. Thanks for the amazing content!
Yes, Tor tutorial is coming.
When you get a VPN ad on this video, AND it’s one you checked out and know has Google and Facebook tracking codes in it 🤣🖕
It's indeed google is spying on you
And what vpn is that? With the tracking codes in it
It must be the government officials and bad hackers who disliked this awesome video.
Bro totally cleared up a lot of shit for me so thank you very much. I will pass your video onto my audience
At the same time... when you read something like this about Who really made the Tor Project (from Wikipedia):
"As of 2012, 80% of The Tor Project's $2 million annual budget came from the United States government, with the U.S. State Department, the Broadcasting Board of Governors, and the National Science Foundation as major contributors,[34] "to aid democracy advocates in authoritarian states".[35] The Swedish government and other organizations provided the other 20%, including NGOs and thousands of individual sponsors."
Always about following the money... is it really secure in the end ? Nothing is I think.
Damn..
Thank you for causing me to agree with you!
Nothing is private, and AT&T ULTIMATELY HAS EVERYONES INFORMATION! WHY? AT&T WAS THE BASE FOUNDATION EVERYTHING IOT WAS BUILT ON!
Then what should we do?🤨
@@utkarshrajpurohit1554 nothing so much, we are doomed not being secured online I suppose
that intro, you are becoming more mad every day please keep going on, you need to be the knowledge hub of heckerz
Also at 1:25 you should have it the server location in Finland for a nice joke
What you are doing is a great.
I love your content and the way you explain it without wasting time.
But I always had one question with any of these videos whether it is from your channel or another one.
All the ways that you describe about maintaining anonymity privacy etc aren't these channels also watched by the very same alphabet agencies and would they not be taking steps to nullify these steps ??
Unless they have already done it.
Just asking out of curiosity
I use Tor as a client occasionally but also have a relay running 24/7. Sharing is caring!
Me using Tor and VPN together: *ULTIMATE POWER*
Doesn’t using Tor and VPN together basically add nothing? You may as well choose between the speed and ease of use of VPN or security of tor. If anything a VPN over tor and tor over VPN seems like it creates a single chokepoint
Using A VPN exposes ToR connections.
Ong bro 😂😂😂😂
Oh no so I've been reading all these illegal books thinking I was anonymous? What if I have tor open in in background while on other apps that I use in my daily life is it bad?
@@jamican_mafiatankix5334 you probably should go back to carrier pigeon.
>tor vs vpn
>not using one to connect into the other like a scrub
exactly
may you explain what this means? i'm new to this sorry
@@cheeriosaltcream Normally in a _simplified_ version your connect like this: (your computer)->(youtube server)
With vpn you connect like this:(your computer)->(vpn server)->(youtube server)
With tor you connect like this: (your computer)->(tor nodes)-> (youtube server)
With vpn to tor you connect like this:(your computer)->(vpn server)->(tor nodes) -> (youtube server)
@@cheeriosaltcream sure
it means that you should use a VPN to connect to Tor to maximize your anonymity and privacy
you can get 'the best of both worlds' by doubling up and using both
if you use Tor alone, the internet service provider sees you using Tor and you stick out to them, though they might not know what you're doing on Tor they see you using it
if you use VPN alone you are susceptible to law enforcement and government subpeonas and spying, because VPN companies are legal entities most of the time and have to operate under the thumb of the law, even foreign law.
If you use the VPN to connect to Tor, what you ISP sees = VPN, what your VPN sees = Tor, what Tor sees = the VPN . You are layering these services so that each service must be compromised to reveal what you're doing, rather than just one.
Also : you should definitely disable or turn the security way up on your javascript options in the browser while using Tor , as these are notorious for being attack vectors, and if you're using Tor there's a decent chance the sites you are checking out may be honeypots or bugged. Using a VPN alone to do this is a bad idea because the company running the VPN may have an agreement to send pertinent data to law enforcement, or be forced to by the courts of their respective country.
@@senselessnothing the last one you are describing TOR over VPN which isn't recommended unless you want to hide your TOR use. VPN over TOR would be preferred.
Thanks for the video. I will continue to use Tor without a VPN.
Your channel is my first stop shop for info internet security, not my only source to be sure, but the one I probably check the most. I have learned a lot and I would consider you and your channel to be an invaluable resource your taking back my right to privacy and security on the Web. And I learned a lot of info about things I never used to give a second thought to. Now whenever I speak to someone about privacy and security on the Web and they say "what have you got to hide" I let them know they're asking the wrong question what they should be asking is "why do you need to know" and I send them to your page. A lot of the time it falls on deaf ears especially when they hear the steps they'll need to take and in some cases the expense they'll have to pay. But when I give them some of your examples as to t why worry about privacy or something along the lines of imagine your insurance company using your posts on facebook about you drinking at parties to not pay out if you ever need a liver transplant because you engaged in "risky behavior" and that usually starts the wheels turning. But sadly most people are content to allow the privacy warnings to go unheeded. Please Keep up the great work!
Always found that VPN sales points felt like false advertising. Thank you for the comparison!
Interviewer : Tor or VPN
Henry Cavill : Qubes OS
Qubes is the best option IF you have the right hardware. I don't! I have an AMD processor. There are other fairly good alternatives.
B Man Doesn't Qubes work if you have a AMD-v enabled CPU, too?
B Man what alternative are there to qubes?
@@haveaniceday7950 nothing.. You could use VMs, but its not nearly as secure as qubes.
@@realgeorgewbush if you have an VT-x/AMD-v and VT-d/AMD-Vi enabled cpu it works. Most midrange from the last 3 years should work. Maybe even low range or earlier.
I use ProtonVPN and they have channels with Tor, how does that work in combination? Thank you for your great content.
Using tor with vpn compromises the effectiveness of tor. You are basically going thru another point that knows who you are, what you are doing before sending it out to tor. Just use one.
@@haotianxie6684 I think you misunderstood. He said that the vpn service had part of their network in Tor network, which basically blends them together. This isn't like he uses both, this is like he's using Proton, which happens to be connected to Tor network.
@@CZghost Actually every VPN has channels with TOR think about it.. there is only so many channels out there obviously they are gonna use the same ones sometimes. Soo just use one use tor.
ProtonVPN do not keep logs and use a couple of their own VPN nodes before they route traffic through Tor nodes. How is this not multi-layer security?
Proton VPN sell data to 3rd party 🙄
gotta love when a VPN add plays after the video ends. thanks youtube Algorithm for showing me another VPN that i will TOTALLY use in about 70+ years.
Anyways love these videos keep it up.
skip to min 10:10 and you got your answer .. you welcome!
Thank you. 😁
I liked Tor since I was a kid back in 2011
Spoilers
Thanks
I watched this video from a BitChute channel and just had to come to this guy's RUclips channel. I'm grateful for the content. I've much to learn. I have monetarily supported TOR and had also been making purchases on the Dark Web with my crypto-currencies. I've been off the Dark Web for awhile now, but need and want to know safely how to shop again. Again I am grateful for your knowledge set forth. Peace all.
Can you please consider uploading to LBRY, it seems like your type of content would greatly benefit from a decentralized video distribution network
I like the nice big buttons of my VPN, but I'm gonna go ahead and use Tor now
Tor feels just like Firefox to me
@@Rami-L i think its probably because tor was created by the same people
@@Rami-L It is build on top of Firefox. Firefox plug-ins work with tor
I'm broke ass so I'll do my best here
*Deeper Connect Mini* is the world’s first Decentralized Private
Network (DPN). Your Internet connection becomes untraceable, unstoppable, and
without data leakages or the loss of Internet speed you usually experience on
VPNs. It is also plug and play, since it does not require any configuration.
I got Surfshark, and am stuck in for a while. I may as well use my money's worth, but when it's finished, I'm going with Tor
I got express VPN, so I’m gonna do the same
@@PerfectBurn101 Better late than never, eh?
Smoke signals is the way to go.
Make videos on I2P, freenet, disconnect and explain them too.
Right. And he also kinda stated that tor is the only choice which I think isn't.
I got about 4 VPN ads while watching this vid.
PC or smartphone?
Both have anti-ads solutions ;-)
Every video you upload, the content gets more interesting and fun to watch! xD
Wunderbar.............. tats ton of info compiled into one vdo. Hats of to you mate
Thank you for the clearly explaining this
I litterly bought nordvpn for one year and got this video recommended
@Jack Of All Trades same 🙄
when you use 6 VPN and tor browser at the same time
_the infinity privacy_
ISP has your database records connection every second, government can view database of ISP, you can't hidden with this. I think freedom of internet was died. We not freedom when we online, so sad.
I do that 😂😂😂😂
that doesn't help, honestly is worse because all those vpns have your information and see you have tor, just use tor.
@@thuongvi5065 Yes no freedom online u must go off grid for freedom
@@Gent239 care to comment whether a proxy and Tor is advisable? But scrap the VPN all together correct?
Cant thank you enough!! You have helped a lot of people with this complicated and confusing issue of personal internet security. God blessss!!!! :)
Great video you dumbed it down for newcomers like me. Thank you man definitely gonna support you
Thanks for the video my confusion got cleared except one. For browsing tor browser is best so what about other apps for android(non-root)? Whats your thought about ORBOT? Can you please make a video on ORBOT?
He look drunk af when he wobbles around like that xD 0:18
howd that burp smell under that mask?
My brother.
Like an onion router.
@@aramfingal5180 Good one! :-)
I recommend addressing the breaking news on proton mail.
Thank you so much for the clarification in the difference between tor and vpn. Still not positively sure which one I should use but will continue to look at your videos and make a decision by then.
Please Help:
Suppose you want to watch something on a streaming platform that requires you to login. Now I suppose, your username and other information will be visible on Tor exit Node.
So, isn't it dangerous since there are lot of shady guys on Tor network, primarily Hacker and Govt organisations who will put you under their radar.
If the connection to the server is encrypted with SSL (HTTPS in the URL bar), which in 99% of cases it's gonna be, then bad guys running exit nodes can't do shit.
@@TheHatedOne Thanks :)
@@mohit5496 Also there is HashSalt algorithms for passwords.
Great video... I was wondering what the deal was with Tor. I am interested in learning this.
I never knew about this thank you!
Hey, you make good and eye-opening videos. Guys if you want this or any other channel to be on your recommendation list, you should comment as much as you can about anything you want. This really helps to help the video grow.
I won't lie, I really enjoyed the Nord VPN ad that popped in the middle of the video. 😁
Tor and VPN have their own niches. Use them for their situations that they excel at.
He's trying not to give his body language away. He's being smart
May I ask a silly question: Why not both?
It is possible to do that. But like with most things, each has it advantages and drawbacks depending on configuration.
Do you want to:
1. Load TOR first, then VPN, or
2. Load VPN first, then TOR?
With option 2, VPN knows real IP address and uses 1 server.
Option 1, TOR relays through a few servers before VPN and VPN provider should not know your real IP address.
Joey Hensley how do you do option 2?
Anyone know if orbot is good?
for most of the people the surf speed and the second reason is vpn will basically wash over the blanket spreadout by tor hence only one and preferably tor
@@luisvargas1520 load the vpn 1st as an application then open tor
7:13 idk what it is about that but it gets me every time lmao
same
@Critical Unity stfu
I think it's the banana joining in on the keyboard at the end
@@mrkiky aye, it's all great!
are you hackerman
Outstanding comparison video. Could not have done it better. Good job and thank you for your content.
The other lining principle behind tor is slow and steady ensures security and privacy.
Do both, VPN and TOR. Start your VPN 1st then launch TOR. Wouldnt that be the best marriage? Yes/no?
Only if your threat model is that of passive surveillance by large entities, like corporations.
However if your threat model is active surveillance by large, resourceful entities like alphabet agencies, then the risk vs. reward is not worth it 99% of the time because it's really easy to deanonymize yourself through user error.
Best marriage is finding idiots allowing anonymous connections to their wifi.
I'd say yes. Some people are trying to claim that its worse, but their argument is usually crap. In the default configuration (virtual network adapter, TOR makes tunnels), the VPN will make your ISP unaware that you are using TOR, and your VPN cant read your traffic to the guard node, because it has 3 layers of encryption. The only weakness is that the VPN can do correlation, but they dont have an interest to do that, and if the government has control of your VPN you are stuck between a rock and a hard place (the isp is likely controlled too).
Why can't I get Express VPN or Tor, neither individually or in any combination with any GPS spoofer to fool Tinder? Nothing works
What if your vpn has a tor connection ?
this really makes me wanna use tor or even tails.
Do it. It takes getting used to, and you shouldn't sign in to anything, but it's a good tool.
And whonix too
NeverMetTheGuy what do you mean by not sign into anything?
@@FTKSoky do NEVER Login with your username and password into ANY internet website: That negates all the advantages of thor!!!
The problem with Tor as I remember is speed.
Sometimes it takes a minute to open a new page so you can go nuts waiting and streaming is a concept that you can forget about completely.
0:38 me after 2 pizzas and 1L coca cola
3 πιτογυρα εύκολα..αλλά μόνο zero..
I LIKE THE DOG FROM THE GUY WHOS HAS THE CHANNEL "NETWORKCHUCK". THAT'S REALLY A CUTE LITTLE PUG.
Thanks for the clarity and pointing out the differences between the two.
What about onion over vpn setting?
not a good idea.
No internet
That's even more worse
@@bdxoul why is it not a good idea
stop just saying it's bad but explain lol
Tor is extremely slow though 😲😭
Nope, i can watch 2160p videos on RUclips with it. Some relays are slow, but most of them are not.
@@azarilh2355then you have 1gb connection. For people who have slow internet it's kind of trouble
@@GE0attack I have ↓35Mb/s | ↑10Mb/s.
@@azarilh2355 yo thats insane, i only have like 10mbps download and like 3mbps upload here..
Slower, yes, it's a fact. "Extremely slow" is exagerated.
Ummm... I use both at the same time...
@Red Rain 😂 I'm not using your typical free VPN. I use lifetime premium VPN that I didn't pay for and don't have my info attached to the account. Running on Win10 and then I'm using a VM loaded with Tails. So maybe you need to go out and learn a little more before coming and making irreverent posts.
@Red Rain LOL! Welcome to the open net. With my devices, I'm able to change the MAC addresses. Good luck on your quest! ;)
thanks for making it simplied
Nice.
So...
- you get a live cd of the distro of your preference
- you educate yourself to deal with packages, rpms or whatever and their dependencies
- you learn to tame wild NICs with experimental drivers
- you get tor working anyway you want
...and you're ready to go.
Pretty cool.
Replace "live CD" with a "Live USB" :-)
Tell me you're old without telling me you're old.
Sorry, good catch hehehehe.
toobad your accent gives away your location xD
The Netherlands?
he can move anywhere and keep his accent. that just tells us where he came from
wayge i agree, he can be a german living in spain. Or is a frenchman living on malta.
should've used a tts app
@@swollenaor defenetly not french.....
Dude acting like he did a line of coke the way he's doing all that moving around. Maybe he just has to piss really bad.🤣🤣lol.
Why not both?
I used Tor a few years ago, but stopped because it was too slow. I definitely like the concept of Tor more, and I hope to try it again some time. I think the most important right, which isn't currently recognized by any state that I'm aware of, is the right to anonymity. Freedom of speech/expression cannot exist without the right to be anonymous. If people don't take control of their information, and assert their right to be anonymous, democracy dies.
as a carpenter, i always tell my clients: you've got 'quality' 'how quick i can get it done' and 'reasonable price'
i always say 'pick two'
Short answer i2p
Tor or VPN?
Tor + VPN! 😂
doesnt work vpn will basically wash over the effect of tor
why do people still even thing about this? plus they cant be merged because they have different servers
Anyone find it funny he is basically talking trash on vpns while getting ad revenue from vpns? Lol
All fun and clever game's lol .
VPN is a virtual private network.
You can also use it to reach parts of another network.
For example some shared data at my parents house.
If I want to , I can use VPN to connect to my parents network and see the shared information.
So my pc → my router → VPN encryption method → (my ISP → parents ISP) → parents network → VPN decryption → parents pc (or NAS/device) with shared files. (8)
Without VPN it looks like this:
my pc → my router → (my ISP → parents ISP) → parents network → parents pc (or NAS/device). (6)
So there is no end-to-end encryption between the networks by default.
With the VPN method you can "only" access the data through the VPN-tunnel.
VPN is therefore ideal for business or private purposes, but TOR is better if you want browser anonymity.
TOR is also made for browser anonymity and not for network security.
With VPN, the entire network communication is encrypted via VPN.
Final conclusion.
VPN for secured files between networks.
Tor for anonymous browsing on the internet. (between networks)
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