>Tor can make you stand out just by mere use of it That's always a concern with obfuscation networks. But that concern decreases with the number of other users

>Tor can make you stand out just by mere use of it That's always a concern with obfuscation networks. But that concern decreases with the number of other users on the network. The more that people start to use Tor, the more it becomes socially excusable and the more the anonymity set grows. Traffic goes in, traffic goes out. Few can connect the dots. >Also you could hide in plain sight by using Safari on iOS with a generic mobile Internet IP No, you really can't. There's no browser (other than Tor Browser) that I know of that takes sufficient anti-fingerprinting measures. Using safari/ios to "hide in plain sight" is a lot like trying to hide in a crowd in front of a security camera with a unique QR code tattooed to your forehead.