Quite a while back, I had written a post entitled Accessing Tor on Android Devices, but at present, that post is more or less outdated. While you can still use Orbot, there’s now an app called Tor Browser for Android (Alpha), which is available on Google Play, as well as sites like this one: Tor […]
I stopped by my favorite subreddit today (r/deepweb, of course!), and someone had asked about accessing Blockchain DNS on mobile devices. For those unfamiliar with the concept, I had only touched on this briefly on the post OpenNIC Project: DNS Neutrality! The two are connected, however. As Blockchain-DNS themselves put it: In today’s Internet, when […]
Awhile ago, I was reading an article about Tor, and it had said that one of the most popular “Tor hidden services” was Facebook (go figure). I’ve known for awhile that you could use Facebook with Tor, but my question about it is that because most people use their real names on Facebook, would using […]
Lately, the subject of internet censorship has been on my mind a lot, and that shouldn’t be surprising, given this whole net neutrality debate. So, I was intrigued when a friend introduced me to OpenNIC, which aims to be an alternative, decentralized DNS root. OpenNIC is a user-owned and controlled top-level network information center (NIC). […]
So, recently a reader of mine asked, on my earlier post Privacy Tools: Ghostery vs. Adblock Plus, which was the best of these two. Plus, she wanted to know what the differences between each one were. I thought this would be a good opportunity to do a comparison of not only those two extensions, but […]
by Ciphas I’m well aware that not all “dark web” users prefer the Tor network (which I’ve mentioned in a few previous posts). As I wrote about in How to Access the Dark Web with I2P!, I2P is one of the three most popular anonymity networks at the moment, next to Tor and Freenet. Out […]
Good day, readers! I have to admit that I’m going through some stressful times at the moment, but what better way to deal with them than by writing? That being said, in a couple of earlier posts, I reviewed such privacy tools as Adblock Plus, Ghostery, Redmorph Browser Controller, and uBlock Origin. Recently on Twitter, Adblock […]
