Tor vs VPN - Which is BEST for Privacy & Security? (Ft. The Hated One)

Tor Vs VPN - which one is best for your privacy, security, & anonymity on the internet? This video will dive into the uses, pros/cons, and overviews of Tor (The Onion Router) and VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) Find out how to best protect your digital identity and traffic today! Major thanks to The Hated One for coming on this video--He's doing awesome stuff and I know people have asked for this for a long time! Go subscribe and check him out on his channel 💪💙

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[techlore]

Major thanks to The Hated One for coming on this video--He's doing awesome stuff and I know people have asked for this for a long time! Go subscribe and check him out on his channel 💪💙

[TheHatedOne]

The most epic collab ever! Thank you for having me on! Working with you on this video was awesome!

[timb]

I absolutely love your videos, keep posting and helping people stay private

[Remigrator]

I will watch the video now, but the answer is obvious and clear already:
TOR

[redeyesdrogon]

This is the best collab of 2020.

Limited edition collab

Techlore x The Hated One

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[pArthA]

Both are gem I found on YouTube thanks a lot both of them

[Jaymac]

Great to see The Hated one with you Tor is the best way to keep your browsing secured thanks for the Review.

[gamertechuni]

Tor is obviously better, because you can go on the private web(calling it the dark web sounds scary).

[juanlaza]

Tor is better for privacy. But it's really slow. So i usually use vpn with firefox. I think most of cases vpn with firefox guarantees your privacy enough.

[dustsky]

Thank you! I spread the word about you and THO's channel every time I get the chance.

[MrBiky]

I haven't seen a lot of coverage on i2p, using eepsites and staying away from the clearnet.

[Abyss_Hole_Records]

A cross-collaboration United the cyber-security cummunity 💪👁️👁️👁️💪

[Hengul]

Hey bro... Love your videos.. can you please make a VDO on Wire Guard vpn and how can we setup it on Android... Pls pls pls

[BarryDuttonSellsHomes]

I am the 100th comment and CONGRATS ON GOING OVER 100K SUBS HENRY!!

[justaguyreal]

1:45 tenders "mass surveillance economically unfeasible" including the new NSA huge enormous crazy large amounts of data storage center?? Hmmm

[wheresmycherrycoke]

Awesome collab! Can you also discuss TOR over VPN and VPN over TOR in the future? Like a comparison, is it good, how to correctly do those?

[NoEggu]

These are the only reasons (that I can think of) why you should use a VPN, instead of the TOR network:

1) Speed. VPNs will be faster than the TOR network. If your VPN service is not faster than the TOR network, then that should be straightened out with your VPN service provider.

2) Your privacy needs are important, but not excessively so. There is no way to confirm any claims made by a VPN service. Also, unless you are an expert at international law, you have no way to really know whether or not some server in some county has reciprocal, jurisdictional agreements with your own country. So if a court orders that VPN service to keep logs, and that court includes a gag order about saving logs and monitoring, etc, then you could be monitored, etc, and never know (or get a knock on your door if/when caught doing something illegal -- which is not something you should ever do).

3) Your understanding of all of your choices is over your head, and you do not realize the risks of using a VPN service.

4) The internet servers, that you wish to connect to, have blacklisted TOR exit nodes. So when you use TOR, you are not able to access some sites or services. If this is the case, then unless speed is important, I suggest that you use TOR to login to your VPN service. This will stop sites and services from seeing TOR, and will allow you to connect to wherever you want to connect.

But why go through TOR to connect to your VPN service?
This is a good idea, if you paid for your VPN service, anonymously.
If you connect directly to your VPN service, then the VPN company knows who you are.
If you connect to your VPN service via TOR, then the VPN company does not know who you are (unless you did something like pay with your credit card, or signed up directly from your computer and they have your IP address associated with your account). But if you paid for your VPN service, anonymously, and did so via TOR, then the use of your VPN service via TOR will keep you anonymous and will side-step internet sites/services from blocking you.

Should you ever go from your VPN service to TOR to the outside world?
I can think of no reason to ever do that. I can also think of reasons why that would be bad.


Cheers!

[nah]

The best part is getting a VPN ad before watching this.

[RandyRyanCandy]

Loved this video! What do you think about orchids?

Can't believe it's been 3 1/2 years since we spoke and you've come a long way hehe 👌🏽Keep pushing these videos, you've been killing it, amigo! 😁

[laeakoum]

keep posting and helping people stay private