Tor: Explaining the network that makes web use anonymous
Concerns about internet surveillance have led some people to an online network that allows them to browse the web without fear of being traced. The Tor Browser is used by the military, activists, businesses and others to keep communications confidential and aid free speech. It also allows access to the so-called "dark web" of otherwise hidden sites, many of which are used for legitimate purposes, but some are used to trade illegal images and arrange drugs sales.
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