Hi worth considering Router RAM manages tasks like identifying which devices are connected to the router by Ethernet cable & which devices are connected using wireless.

onion services in any browser but again this is a bad idea as you will stand out against all the others who are connected through the Browser Bundle, this is the reason why I suggested one device for security using Tor and another device for daily non Tor related use. With a TOR configured router you could access. Its also worth noting that you shouldn’t use Tor Browser Bundle on a device connecting to the internet through a Tor configured router as its trying to pass TOR over TOR which will lead to problems. If you use Tor Browser Bundle on any OS then trackers aren’t an issue since it deals with them by default, if you want another browser then maybe try Brave. *Edit: I should also add that the trackers you speak of are something which would be handled by the browser rather than what network you are using. If you want VPN + TOR and still have decent speed then you will need a VPN company which uses WireGuard as OpenVPN with TOR is very slow in most test cases.

I know people with 1GB/s connections but they only get about 5MB/s download speed with Tor since the Tor network controls everything rather than the direct ISP.Īdding a VPN won’t hurt, especially if you wish to hide Tor use from your ISP, just don’t go with NordVPN as they’re basically the Walmart of VPNs, do research and select a VPN who’s legitimacy has been proven in a legal court.

The 256MB model would perhaps be better than the 128MB model but ultimately it will depend firstly upon the speed of your ISP connection and secondly upon the speed of the circuit you are given. You can use Tor Browser Bundle on regular Linux distributions, you don’t need to specifically use a privacy focused OS like TAILS but it might be easier to buy a secondhand laptop solely for privacy OS use, so you can run whatever OS you prefer on your main device.

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