Electronic Frontier Foundation - How to - Use Tor for Linux
From GCA ACT
Jump to navigationJump to search
Description
This resource provides a guide on how to use Tor on Linux, specifically focusing on Ubuntu 204.4 LTS. Tor is a volunteer-run service that aims to provide privacy and anonymity online by concealing the user's identity and location. The guide is designed for beginners to intermediate users and estimates a time requirement of 15-30 minutes.
To utilize this resource, users will need an internet connection and a computer running their preferred Linux distribution. The guide offers step-by-step instructions on how to set up and use Tor on Linux, ensuring that users can navigate the process easily. By following the instructions outlined in the guide, users can leverage Tor to protect their online activities from surveillance and enhance their self-defense in the digital realm. Tor's ability to mask the user's identity and location helps safeguard their privacy and anonymity while browsing the internet. It is important to note that Tor is a volunteer-run service and operates under a mix of Free Software licenses. This information is provided to ensure transparency and to highlight the collaborative nature of the project. Overall, this resource serves as a valuable tool for Linux users who are interested in utilizing Tor to enhance their online privacy and security. By following the guide, users can gain a better understanding of Tor's functionality and effectively implement it on their Linux systems.
