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VPN -> TOR is wrong. Think about what happens if the VPN gets owned or seized. The bottom line is if your need for anonymity isn't just fantasy (i.e. you are ac
by onewaystreet 12y ago
VPN -> TOR is wrong. Think about what happens if the VPN gets owned or seized. The bottom line is if your need for anonymity isn't just fantasy (i.e. you are actually a target of law enforcement) then no layer of your protection should be an IP that is connected to your real identity or location.
- escapologybb 12y agoI am unsure at this VPN -> TOR notification, would you mind clarifying it for me please? At the moment if I start up my VPN client and wait for the connection to my very trustworthy VPN provider, and only then open to Tor Browser Bundle, is that the right way round? Thanks for the clarification.
- bluedino 12y agoThat's at least another layer for the people trying to find you to go through.