Increasingly, the most important issue for everyday internet users is privacy.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90316917/the-paranoid-persons-guide-to-online-privacy
Increasingly, the most important issue for everyday internet users is privacy.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90316917/the-paranoid-persons-guide-to-online-privacy
Quick guide on how to preserve a .onion anonymity.
https://blog.0day.rocks/securing-a-web-hidden-service-89d935ba1c1d
Indian internet users are increasingly looking for legal and safe ways to get around the country’s tightening digital censorship regime, worsened by overzealous internet service providers (ISPs).
https://qz.com/india/1572570/tor-can-help-indians-access-porn-reddit-other-blocked-websites/
A nice onion site.
Android app OpenArchive for uploading media to the Internet Archive using Tor.
Really nice app, makes it convenient to upload media from your phone.
Here are some good documentaries relating to hacktivist activities and some pretty interesting people.
The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz on YouTube.
The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz on PeerTube.
Deep Web on YouTube.
Deep Web on Internet Archive.
The Hacker Wars on YouTube.
The Hacker Wars on Internet Archive.
Nothing to Hide on PeerTube.
Give Tor a go. Here is a small list of sites you can use to get started.
The Tin Hat is a really interesting website, with lots of tutorials and blog articles regarding privacy and security on the internet. There are some very good articles relating to the Tor and I2P networks.
The Tin Hat website – https://thetinhat.com
Tor hidden service – qza32xuddl3guikc.onion
I2P eepsite – Secure.TheTinHat.i2p