TOR's Tails OS

>>46536872
>tails
You are now on a list anon congrats!

>>46536872
I've used it a few times. It's debatable if it's more secure and anonymous than whonix, but tails OS is pretty good.

>>46536896
you got put on a list just for posting on 4chan.

>>46536896
Considering that you're both into technology and on 4chan you're definitely on the big bad "hacktivist suspects" list.

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>>46536929
At this point, the list is a badge of honor.
It means that at some point, you tried to fight the botnet.

>>46536896
>he thinks we aren't all on a list for visiting a Threat to National Security site 4chan
>just researching linux probably puts you on some "Security-Aware" list

>>46536872
I haven't tried it myself, but it's one of the best tools that we've got to fight the botnet. I personally wouldn't use it because of how much of an inconvenience it would be. One inconvenience being that I won't be able to browse 4chins because Jewt has blocked most of the tor exit relays, and Google will bug me for a captcha every time I want to look up something.

>>46537044
>looking at CP means you're fighting the botnet
top kek

>>46537299
>Google
Startpage my nigga, I find duckduckgo doesn't bug you as much for captchas as startpage but they are shady

Incognito mode in Chrome

>>46537314
>TOR = CP
Are you 12 years old?

>>46537324
Yeah DDG even has a hidden service site for maximum security (because traffic isn't exiting the tor network). I tried DDG but the results are dogeshit. Startpage is pretty good but it lacks a lot of the functionality that Google and DDG has, namely including Images in the search and what-not.

>>46537375
what else would you use it for dumb fag

>>46537346
>Browsing Onion pages on the Supreme Botnet
What a bad, bad idea

>>46537388
Secure email, secure messaging, secure forums, unrestricted markets...

>>46537388
hiring a hitman.

>>46537314
>doesn't know that CP is actually a very small percentage of hidden service traffic
Yeah a lot of it is other dodgy traffic like botnet traffic from botnet operators to securely access their bots, but as far as Tor being some sort of Cheese Pizza fiesta, it just does not add up.

>>46537388
posting sensitive data that needs to be seen but could ruin your life
things that are illegal for reasons you dont agree with
fighting oppressive regimes by setting up secure, anonymous communication network
supplying internet for people under fascist governments that censor/completely restrict internet

>>46537400
Online libraries of ebooks, whistleblower sites, political dissidents' blogs, accessing Facebook securely (albeit pseudo-anonymously) through Facebook's hidden service, bypassing draconian firewalls in schools and corporations.