When you use Tor to browse the internet, your traffic is thrown around randomly through a network of servers before reaching its final destination. Popular among human rights activists, the open-source privacy browser protects user data by wrapping it in several different layers of encryption, similar to an onion, hence the name. Tor project is part of the privacy technologies designed to help sidestep censorship while maintaining anonymity. The non-profit browser is also available for download on Mac OS devices. It doesn’t store any information, doesn’t log user activities or IP addresses, and encrypts your traffic.
Short for ‘The Onion Router’, Tor was developed as a project to protect US intelligence but was later released as open-source software for people concerned about data privacy. Tor Browser is a free privacy browser for Windows that protects users from online surveillance and tracking.
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