How to be anonymous on the web? Tor, Dark net, Whonix, Tails, Linux

Why should you become anonymous? And how can you even be anonymous on the web? Watch to learn how to use essential anonymity tools to become anonymous on the web.

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In this online anonymity tutorial, you will learn what it means to be anonymous on the web, how to use essential anonymity tools, and you’ll learn some tips and habits to help you protect your online anonymity even better.

You will learn how to use Tor and install and run Tor Browser.
You'll discover how to install Whonix and how it can help you become anonymous even more.
We'll learn how to install Tails and boot from a live USB.
You'll be introduced to Linux, mostly PureOS, Trisquel and Linux Mint Cinnamon.

Online anonymity is not something that’s just for criminals or persecuted individuals. It’s important if you don’t want a record of your interests, preferences, searches, emails, messages, contacts, browsing history, and social media activity stored indefinitely on remote data centers.

All the tools for anonymity on the web:
Tor Browser Bundle

Tails

NoScript Tutorial

Whonix

Orbot, Orfox, and F-Droid

Qubes OS

Free encrypted cloud storage

Sources:
SPYING

Lobbying

The Chinese Google search engine

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[OriginalPeterPan]

I genuinely don't think I've ever witnessed a YouTube upload have zero thumbs down with a like rating so high and view count as high. Congratulations again. You are definitely having an effect.

[dracorep]

Pro Tipp: Stay offline and use pigeons to communicate

[ultimohombre]

I really like what you're doing, helping us to get away as far as possible from companies like google, apple, facebook, microsoft etc. It's really hard to do and the average joe needs a nudge in the right direction! thx a lot!

[ben]

2:15 --> teach you what you can do
9:26 --> using Whonix
18:16 --> boot from Tails

[TheHatedOne]

Remember: Learn the tools and read the docs. Never the one without the other. Know which tools to use and know what to do and what to avoid.
Here are some timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
Why anonymity matters: 1:24
What is anonymity: 2:32
Tor Browser Bundle: 4:04
Whonix: 9:26
Switch to Linux: 14:23
Mobile phone security: 16:40
Tails: 18:16
Qubes OS: 20:47
Summary: 21:35

[corruptor]

15:30 "The more people use Linux; the more diverse and the more secure the whole network becomes."




*Shows an army of just penguins*

[kilonaliosI]

dont fart the same way each time, fart sounds are detected through your microphone and can be used to identify you

[xwfgpiq]

Privacy is not always about software or hardware but most of all about how you are acting online.
people can get doxed easily

[whatamievendoing]

You're the perfect mix between technical literacy and conspiracy theories. Love the content!

[derpmarine]

The irony of this is that it is on Youtube, owned by Google.

[peterruddy]

It would be great to see a more in depth episode about mobile devices.

[fffan]

Hey man I live in China. I know the horrors because I see it almost every day On the main app we use to pay for goods we can see our social score.

You made me want to dive into Linux OS honestly I believe most people don't change because it is too inconvenient to switch and relearn a new OS.

I'm going to finally make the jump and switch over everything.

[malvinderkaur]

this is enough lecture technical for one sitting my mind boggles at what one has to do just to feel not invaded in our online life...

[escrow]

Strongly agree with this video. However, I do have to say; you can STILL be tracked via Tor nodes so it isn't 100% secure, if anything, you're 98% and the rest.. well, you can do the maths. This still increases your anonymity to a very high level which is good. Nice video :)

[Drew_TheRoadLessTraveled]

Fantastic info "The Hated One"
but even TOR is not safe from "man in the middle" attacks to grab packages on the fly and then there is the TOR "exit node" that can be set to track you. So if you use TOR, make sure you change identity and relays on a regular basis.

[Mookster]

I love Linux too.

It may be more resilient against malware than Windows systems however, to say it is more stable than Windows and more resistant to vulnerablilities is completely generalised.

Windows and Linux stability is very similar plus it depends on what Linux flavour you have installed or which version of Windows you are running.

Furthermore, no matter how secure your operating system is, it highly depends on what software and services you are running on your system.

Be very careful stating open source software doesn't collect your data, there are many pieces of open source software that do.

[Discomestu]

How ironic that I'm getting VPN ads while watching this.

[jojomojoledope]

Wow! Wow! Wow! Ive been ready for a top to down complete guide for ultimate on-line security and anonymity for too long. There are many snippets and very good ones that have assisted me so far but my life is now forever changed because of your easy to understand and follow tutorial. Its difficult to keep my interest past 10 seconds, but found myself looking for a part 2 to this video. In an ever so changing internet no one should be left behind! When im fully armed whats needed for myself at a comfortable level, im going to assist any person needing the same powerful educational knowledge. A sincere thank you for taking the time to compile a gold mine of tools in one video!

[kennedy]

Thank you mate for your time in the production of this video. It is appreciated and respected.

[fatheragnostus]

Anonymity is great and all, but a video on censorship resistance would be great too, specifically decentralized networks like IPFS, Freenet, ZeroNet, SafeNetwork, Solid, etc. Some of these have anonymity built in, others have optional anonymity through Tor and I2P and some are still too early in development to focus on that. Of course Tor and I2P can also be used for censorship resistance because they don't know who hosts, but I like the idea of websites and services that can't be shut down even if the government finds the host. ZeroNet+Tor is already being used in China for exactly this purpose.