How To Access Twitter And Facebook Through Their Onion Addresses
The Tor browser is designed to provide anonymity. There are Tor URLs known as onion addresses/ onion URLs that can only be accessed through Tor, which is how Dark Web sites are accessed. They, unlike the regular URLs, have .onion as the suffix.
Besides anonymity, the Tor browser can also be used to preserve online privacy and bypass online ad trackers, etc. Social media networks like Twitter and Facebook...
3 Email Services Which Don’t Ask For A Phone Number During Sign Up
If you subscribe to newsletters, discussion groups and so on, it is a better choice to do so using an email account that is not your main or work focused account. This is useful in keeping away messages that are not important and also in reducing spam.
However, most of the popular email services now require a phone number during sign-up process.
So if you’d like to skip that, here are 3 email...
How To Install And Use Tor Browser In Ubuntu/Linux Mint
Tor browser is useful for online anonymity and security. It is free to download and use. The way it provides such anonymity when surfing websites is by bouncing connections over a widely distributed mesh (onion rings) so that it becomes difficult to see the exact source endpoint.
It is available to download and use both for Windows and Linux. The Windows version is a simple installer while the Linux...
Enhance Online Privacy By Using Disconnect Tool
While most of the popular browsers have a private/incognito mode, this won’t improve online privacy much. This is because even though on exiting, history as well as cache is cleared, during browsing it won’t stop various tracking requests from being loaded.
Here is where Disconnect tool for private browsing from disconnect.me is useful. It will block and give a detailed list of all the...
How To Avoid Spam Using Disposable Email Addresses
If making new e-mails just for registering at websites or avoiding spammers is becoming tedious, disposable email ids can be quite convenient.
One popular service for the same is 10 Minute Mail.
Simply going to the site will generate a random email address that is valid for next 10 minutes and after which it stops working. To extend the time period, click the “Give me 10 more minutes” link.
This...
