Installing and using Tor Browser

A web browser is application software we use to surf the web. We know web browsers such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, but there are many other lesser-known browsers, such as Brave, Opera, Yandex, etc. Today I will introduce a special browser – the Tor browser.

Playlists:
Privacy Enhanced Technologies
Business continuity
Cyber Attacks and Defense
Basic Cryptography
Advanced Cryptography:

[jaredarms]

Great Video!! Keep up the awesome content!

[esfdnkn]

hi, after i downloaded the Tor browser there is no "connect to Tor“ in opening page, what is the problem?

[kern]

REALLY? ITS LIKE A DREAM!!!! HE UPLOADED NEW VIDEO <3

[kern]

I KNOW IT!! HE FINALLY REMEMBER YOUTUBE CHANNEL PASSWORD.... THANK GOOODDDD

[Dot_Neith_EesdnakAch]

is this a place you tell bad stories / horiable story i mean program or submit the bad code?

[cokeforever]

very poor... u should have talked about bridges in tor: obfs, snowflake, pre-requested as well as how one type of bridging may not work for you today, but other will. You should also have noted, that tor changes your 'identity' and thus localization of content by websites, so you may see Polish and German, Russian and Ukrainian, French and Spanish versions of a website, thus menu command 'Change identity' is even more important than 'Change routing'