SharonKing reviewed v10.5.2 on Jul 14, 2021

Pros: It's free: Tor is free and open-source.
Hides your information: It hides your IP and other data while browsing websites.
Network security: The websites you open in this network are secured and encrypted.
Democratic activities: You can do democratic activities easily by using tor
All Internet Content Is Accessible

Cons: Drawbacks: While your data is encrypted along each of the relay nodes, the final connection point at the last relay in the chain can be compromised if the requested site does not use SSL. Tor has a known drawback of substantially slowing down your browsing because of the numerous hops your data is relayed through

Bottom Line: Tor is beneficial for everyone who prefers to continue their online activity out the eyes of marketers, Providers, and sites. This involves those getting around censorship rules within the nation, persons trying to mask their Ip, or anybody else who doesn't even want personal surfing habits connected to them

While you are using a VPN in combination with Tor Users get all of the privacy and security needed to prevent snoops, hackers, ISPs, and government monitoring.

Connect your IP address and you'll connect to any region VPN server like UK etc which encrypts your connection.
The application is subsequently forwarded to the destination by at least three relays.

KaithlynMoore reviewed v10.0.8 on Jan 18, 2021

Pros: Safer than anything else

Cons: not as user friendly as chrome

Bottom Line: Before using tor I used VPN to browse safely but now too easy for me.

williamharvey07 reviewed v9.0 Alpha 1 on May 28, 2019

Pros: Good browser for surfing deep web contents.

Cons: Little Slow

Bottom Line: Good browser for surfing deep web contents.You can also read this blog for more details https://hackercombat.com...how-to-use-tor-dark-web/

UnlimitedPowar reviewed v8.0 Alpha 2 on Mar 21, 2018

Pros: Gives free secure connection while surfing deep web

Cons: Can't be used without VPN (Bestvpnrating.com)

Bottom Line: Good, free, but could be better

ethansm reviewed v6.5 on Jan 31, 2017

I've used tor browser for about a month and been pretty satisfied. But it does not protect the network from traffic analysis. That's exactly why I've decided to subscribe for a vpn service. But I've faced with a problem consisting in the necessiity to pay for a decent service. According to many reviews, there is no reliable free vpns (https://www.bestvpnratin...n-providers-make-profit). Have you ever use such services for free? Are they so worthless as declared?

VincyJ reviewed v5.5.5 on May 17, 2016

Tor is not safe and secure at all. It started as a Government project developed for the Navy. Government monitors everything on Tor. I would suggest you to use Hide My IP VPN instead, safe service and with a low cost also...

Assirius reviewed v5.0.4 on Nov 22, 2015

One of the last standing tool to protect our privacy while browsing.

Ever wish that they keep up this job!

And Don't forget to
Donate to Tor Project !

Zootopia3001 reviewed v3.6.6 on Sep 26, 2014

Way too long waiting for a page to load. Ain't nobody got time for dat.

uberfly reviewed v3.6.3 on Jul 28, 2014

Inforwars... Please. Read on for more exciting 9/11 was an inside job news.
Tor is still safe to use as long as those using it don't get lazy or use old, buggy software. Tho if you're doing illegal stuff anywhere online you're taking risks.

Snow Queen reviewed v3.6.2 on Jul 18, 2014

http://www.infowars.com/...ed-by-the-us-government/

BANDIT- reviewed v3.6 on May 1, 2014

PERSONALLY .. I'm not bothered about the Arguments "For or Against" TOR

For those who want to give it a Go. Tread "very" Carefully.
It is "NOT" Noob territory.
Google>>> "FBI Has Tor Mail's Entire Email Database".... (Posted Jan 2014).
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5* .. Coz I'm for the People........ "WHO" needs a spyglass up their Jacksie.
This platform is Monitored 24/7/52 .. by "Take your Pick".

http://s20.postimg.org/dl25b5p71/DISCLAIMER.png

BANDIT- reviewed v2.3.25-11 on Aug 13, 2013

Well said @Uriel

It's simple. If you want to dabble with this project. Don't get up
to any mischief. Hundreds, even thousands of the IP's used are listed
on Honeypot & Anti-Spam sites. If you don't understand what I've just
said, Leave well Alone. Still gets 5* tho..... lol

Uriel reviewed v2.3.25-11 on Aug 12, 2013

@JKooks: That article is only partially true and aimed at those who don't understand how the onion network works. For example, there is no exit node if one stayed within the onion network where the URL address ends with ".onion".. And those who want more security should download the Linux distro named "TAILS" anyway. It's completely open source and the fingerprint isn't going to match your usual unsecured operating system. Heck, you can even run it off of a live CD or a thumb drive making it easy to conceal from the police. And for those who may still be paranoid about their activities should search for the term "wardriving" and learn how to protect yourself at your end even further

As for this update, it probably has something to do with the FBI recently injecting spyware into the onion servers of a convicted paedophile. Those who visit these servers can become infected if their TOR Bundle hasn't been updated and still is running on Firefox 17. Those who have Firefox 17 can become infected through iframes and malicious java script so it's a good idea to update your TOR bundle.

JCookes reviewed v2.3.25-8 on Jun 24, 2013

Read all about TOR here : https://www.networkworld...eeded-tor-created-us-go