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Browse the internet with enhanced privacy and anonymity using a VPN connection to the TOR network. Access .onion websites and enjoy security features like JavaScript blocking and ad blocking. Offers unlimited data and system-wide VPN protection.
Summarized from real user reviews of TOR BROWSER. Based on 373 reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 3 negatives reviewers mention most about this Reference app.
1.8
July 23, 2023
Bug Fixes
Week Access to Tor Unlimited Subscription
2 issues
VPN disconnects unexpectedly
Compatibility issues with older devices
4 requests
Dark mode option
More server locations for the VPN
This app allows you to browse the internet with enhanced privacy and anonymity by connecting to the TOR VPN network. It also provides access to .onion websites, often referred to as the dark web. Key security features include JavaScript blocking, ad blocking, and active content rejection.
The app's main features include connecting to the TOR network via VPN for tunneled traffic, unlimited data, the ability to select the fastest country for connection, hiding your IP address, system-wide VPN functionality, a strong encrypted connection, and access to .onion websites. It also offers security features like JavaScript blocking and ad blocking.
The app operates on a subscription model. Subscription periods are available for 1 week ($2.99), 1 month ($9.99), and 12 months ($49.99). Payment is charged to your iTunes Account upon purchase, and subscriptions automatically renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
This app is ideal for users who prioritize online privacy and anonymity, wish to bypass censorship, or need to access .onion websites. It's useful for secure browsing, protecting your identity online, and exploring content not readily available on the regular internet.
Based on the provided information, the app utilizes iTunes for payment and subscription management, suggesting it is likely available on iOS devices. Specific compatibility details beyond this are not mentioned in the description.
