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Home›How To›How to Use TOR on an iPhone: 10 Steps

How to Use TOR on an iPhone: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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1. Download the Onion Browser: The Onion Browser is your gateway to accessing the Tor network on an iPhone. Open up the App Store, search for “Onion Browser,” and install it.

2. Connect to Wi-Fi or cellular data: Make sure your iPhone is connected to a Wi-Fi network or has cellular data enabled.

3. Launch the Onion Browser: Once installed, find the Onion Browser app icon on your home screen and tap on it to open the browser.

4. Configure security settings: Upon opening Onion Browser, you will be prompted with a security level slider. Adjust it according to your desired level of anonymity and protection. The higher the level, the slower your browsing experience will be, but with increased privacy.

5. Update Tor circuit: For enhanced privacy, you may want to use a new Tor circuit for each website you visit. Tap on the menu button (three horizontal lines) in the bottom right corner of the screen, then select “New Identity” to establish a new Tor circuit.

6. Visit websites: With your security settings configured and a fresh circuit established, you can now use Onion Browser to visit websites safely and anonymously through the Tor network. Simply enter a URL in the address bar or search using the built-in search engine.

7. Use Tor bridges: In some cases, access to Tor might be blocked by internet service providers or firewalls. To bypass these restrictions, navigate to Settings in Onion Browser and select “Connections” then “Bridged Mode” followed by a list of obfuscation techniques.

8. Access .onion sites: Onion Browser allows you to access hidden .onion sites that are not indexed by regular search engines, bolstering your privacy further.

9. Be cautious: While using Tor provides increased privacy, it is not foolproof, and certain browsing habits can still reveal your identity. Be mindful of the sites you visit, the information shared, and whether or not any websites visited require a login.

10. Stay updated: Keep your Onion Browser up to date with the latest security patches and improvements by regularly checking for updates in the App Store. This ensures you have the most recent protection against vulnerabilities.

By following these 10 steps, you will be well-equipped to anonymously and securely access the Tor network on your iPhone. Happy browsing!

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