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                        ANONYMOUS IP BROWSER

Here we learn something about the ANONIMYITY.The word ANONIMITY Says that being of untrackable and being of unknown to the internet who you are and what's your Location...

                  WHY WE SHOULD BE ANONYMOUS ON INTERNET FOR SOMETIME  ???

We know the uses of Internet and we use the internet more in our regular life.we are connected to the Internet publically and we are with the original Location and the Details.but,in some cases the weakness of the Internet can make our secured information to be revealed for the experBts of technology(hackers),We can use the secured information on the browser where no one can track or hack you and also to hide the exact location from where we are using INTERNET. 

          

                          HOW IT WORKS???

The IP address of the user can be binded with other Random IP addresses.so,this can be hide your  Exact Location and make your IP address below all the Random IP address and we will be the ANONIMITY... 

                     

HOW WE CAN BE ANONYMOUS?

By using some of the BROWSERS we can be ANONYMOUS...


Available On: Windows, Mac, Linux


The Tor network has one simple goal: anonymous communication. The network aims to protect a user’s location, browser history, personal data, and online messages from any person or bot that’s performing network traffic analysis.

How it Works

Network traffic analysis is arguably the most powerful weapon in a data collector’s armory. It can track your behavior and interests for advertising companies, it can lead to price discrimination on online shopping sites based on location, it can even reveal your identity to people who might want to silence or harm you.
Basic encryption techniques don’t protect you against traffic analysis. Data sent over the internet has two key aspects: the payload and the header. The payload is the actual data (for example, the contents of an email), the header helps the data get to its destination. It includes information such as source, size, and timestamps. Encryption can only hide the payload, not the header.
And that’s when Tor comes in. It sends your internet traffic through so many individual relays and tunnels that the header is nonsensical to traffic analysis tools. In simple terms, instead of going directly from A to B, the network sends your traffic on a mazy route through lots of locations. A sniffer looking at a single point on that route has no way to tell where the traffic originated or where it’s going.

Browser Features

To access the Tor network, you need to use the Tor Browser. It’s so secure that the US Navy uses it for intelligence gathering and by law enforcement organizations who want to visit websites without leaving government IP addresses in the site’s log.

You don’t need to install any software on your machine; the browser is a portable app that can live on a USB stick. It means you can use the service regardless of what computer you’re working on, even if it’s in a public location such as a library or university..


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The browser itself will be instantly recognizable to Firefox users, but there are a couple of notable changes. The biggest difference is the integration of NoScript; it’s included by default. Unlike the regular NoScript add-on – which can be complicated to use – the Tor version has an easy-to-use slider to manage your privacy.
There are also some downsides to using the Tor Browser. For most users, the biggest issue is speed. Because your traffic is taking such a twisty route to get to its destination, your browsing experience will not be as fast. If you have a good connection, it might not be an issue, but if your internet speed is slow, Tor might become painful to use.
Ultimately, Tor doesn’t guarantee anonymity. Taking online risks – such as downloading torrents or using unscrupulous browser plugins – will still leave you vulnerable. But when compared to the mainstream browsers like Chrome and Safari, there is no contest.
Here the list of some of the browsers.....

 SRWARE IRON

    EPIC BROWSER


ONLINE IP BROWSERS::::

HIDEMYASS.COM
HIDE.ME


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