Yes, but only as long as you download it from official sources, like Tor’s official website. Otherwise, you risk downloading fake apps that might i...

Yes, but only from the sites you connect to — instead of your IP address, they will only see the IP address of a Tor server. However, the first Tor...

No, but Tor devs recommend using the Onion Browser app as an alternative. It works well, it’s free, and it provides decent privacy since it’s open-...

Yes — I performed 10+ speed tests with Tor, and it always slowed down my original speeds by 98–99%, which is a lot. It usually took up to 5–10 seco...

No, as the Tor network is not good for torrenting — some Tor browsers block P2P traffic, and even Tor’s developers ask users not to use the network...

Yes — the Tor browser and a VPN are similar, but there are some differences between them. The Tor browser is a web browser that connects you to the...

Tor over VPN connections are much safer than VPN over Tor connections, and easier to use too — they prevent Tor servers from seeing your real IP ad...

Yes, but you need to be cautious because there are many malicious sites on the dark web. Always make sure you’re using the correct .onion link. The...

It depends on what country you’re in. It’s legal to use the dark web in most countries, but there are places where using the dark web might be agai...

Yes, but you need to take some precautions to avoid cyber threats. In addition to the Tor browser, you should use an antivirus program (like Norton...