About The Tor And The Hidden Wikis

Well, readers, we are here today with yet another important article which is all about the use and the existence of the dark web and particularly the hidden wikis and how they can be used and approached.

The answer to this is very simple and can be done is one word of three letters but explain the use of these three letters is very much deeper and in detail, and you cannot understand it if you are new to this business and are not getting help from a tech guy or a hacker. But we will give you an introductory guideline which will make you capable of learning more about the details of the use of this software. So let us get started with today’s jam.

Does Tor Have Ownership?

Today we will talk about the ownership of Tor from a different perspective. The perspective that will give you an overview and will answer your question that who is the owner of the Tor software and does that owner has access to all of your information and activities? This is a very important question, and we were getting it from a lot of our readers after the

publishing of our last article about Tor. It is a fact and a very interesting one that a software that is trusted to be the best one in the world and the only one that has so much hype that it can keep your identity safe has an owner and how it can be possible that the owner has no access to your data and your activity and if he or she doesn’t have access then what is the background story and the proof to this statement.

Before moving to the latter part of the discussion, we will talk about a little history of Tor and how it was started.
Tor was actually a project of the US naval officer and was started in the late 90s. it is still said to be funded and raised by them. Today the people who run it are known to be independent and from a non-profit organization but are still said to be connected with some of the officials of the US arms.

The Tor’s protocol and address are open, and it means that it can be viewed and can be connected by any user to his or her computer system.  To use Tor on your system may it be a computer or a mobile phone means that you have to get a proper bundle system which will help you get the Tor access on your system. The basic details of it are given below!

How Do I Use Tor On My System!

Now that we have reached this part of the story, let us tell you that there is more than one method of using Tor on your system or mobile. The most basic point in this discussion is and that we have already discussed it with you that Tor needs different tools and plugins to run with. You either need a client who can help you run it, or you need a software which can help you run Tor on your system. You can use Tor on any system or any mobile phone (smartphone), there is no exception of which model or make can be used to run Tor.
So when you want to use Tor make sure you consult a professional guy so that he can help you or you can also read and download a proper tutorial to learn about the additional tools to use the Tor system.

The Tor system needs different plugins which are sometimes available in the default software applications in some browsers as we have already discussed that the Tor system can be easily run on Firefox, Opera and the best of all Google Chrome. The reason for this is that they all have their own personal VPN and private browsing modes along with that they have their own plugin tools. All of these features help them get to the list of best tools to be used with Tor.

The thing with third party VPN service providers is that they are not trustworthy, and your information is not secure with them.
You can also easily use the best system on your device to run Tor, which is also known as the Tor browser. Yes! Tor has its own browser, and it comes with the bundle with Tor if you get it anyway. The Tor bundle is said to be the very best one in the market if you want to access the hidden wikis or the deep websites. You can also get the contacts of different clients who can help you with this problem and to help you get the best tool for Tor.

Can I Use Tor Like Normal Browsers!

This is yet another important question that all of us who are interested in Tor might have in mind. It is obvious when you are getting the Tor browser you might be thinking whether you have the access of getting all the other proceedings with Tor or you have to use the other conventional applications for this purpose. This is a valid question, and we will talk about it in detail today because there are some people and experts that say that using tor can be dangerous for social and normal activities and some say that using tor is a more efficient way of performing web activities.

Whatever the case is we will discuss it, and it will be up to you to decide whether you want to use it as a conventional browser or as for the sole purpose of getting into the hidden wikis and searching for the hidden wikis over the web,
Let us talk about the normal practices on a browser first! The usual social media surfing, listening to music listening, downloading, YouTube surfing and stuff like this is the very purpose of our use of the conventional browsers. Now you can do each and everything on the Tor browser but then again the problem is that when you download the music or direct to a site through a link it can sometimes give away your address because of the fact that the Tor browser only supports the HTML 5 language and that is why YouTube in some cases doesn’t work with it.

Music if downloaded, can be easily played when in browser but let us say if you play it with a third party application in your system, it can give away your location and personal information.
On the other hand, if you have a LINUX system, then the experts recommend that you always use the Tor browser with it.

The reason is that the LINUX system provides a support system to the Tor browser along with that the user becomes very easy and secure. There are many third-party applications In the LINUX system that provides software applications that have the capability of saving your identity from theft and can also be synced with the Tor browser. If you want to go for hidden wikis on the web, then this is the best solution for you.