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So the Tor browser is a modified version of ESR Firefox.

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It is configured to route all traffic through the Tor network.

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Therefore, it improves our privacy and anonymity and because it routes all traffic through the Tor

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network.

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Using it, we can access Tor hidden services or what's commonly known as darknet websites.

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Now the browser itself is usually patched from all the known vulnerabilities to make sure that it is

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as secure as possible.

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It also comes with a number of plugins disabled to make it more secure and more private, and it also

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has a number of extra plugins to improve the privacy and anonymity of the user, such as HTTPS Everywhere,

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which forces HTTPS traffic through all websites.

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Fixing the exit node problem that I spoke about earlier and it comes with no JavaScript which prevents

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JavaScript from running on websites because JavaScript can be used to anonymize you.

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So all in all, it's a pretty nice package.

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Like I said, we will still be using it in the future in the other operating systems, and you can just

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install it on any operating system that you want.

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And if you do that, you'll still get some basic protection.

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It will improve your privacy and anonymity, and you'll also be able to access the darknet or onion

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hidden services.

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So let's go ahead and see how we can first download Tor and then we'll discuss how we'll install it

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on Windows, OSX and Linux.

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Right here I have the download page of Tor.

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I will include the link for this page in the resources.

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And as you can see, you can download Tor for Windows, for OS X and for Linux.

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Now if you load this page and it doesn't work for you, then your network or your internet service provider

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might be blocking this page.

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So what I'm going to do is I'm going to include another link, which is the link of the Tor's project

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repository, where you can download Tor as well.

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And as you can see, we have links for Windows, OSX and Linux.

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It's highly unlikely that this will be blocked because this is part of GitHub, which is a huge platform

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that contains programs for all sorts of things.

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So it's highly unlikely that this is blocked.

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But if this is blocked, if you try to load this page and it still didn't work, then you can use any

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of the methods listed in here to get Tor, so you can send an email to get to a Tor project dot org

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and just tell them the operating system of your computer so you can type windows to get Windows OS X

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to get an OS X version or Linux to get a Linux version.

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And they will send you a download link as a response.

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You can also use XRP or Twitter in a similar fashion to get Tor.

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Obviously you only need to do this if the Tor website and their git repo right here are blocked.

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So first try these things.

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If that didn't work, then you can try this method.

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This is actually very, very simple.

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I have an example right here that I've just tested.

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So all I did is I sent an email and I literally just said Windows n to get the English version to get

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to a third project dot org.

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And a few minutes after that, I got it in my inbox right here with two download links for the latest

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version of Tor.

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So once you download the relevant version to your operating system, you can just double click it and

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go ahead with the installation process.

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But I want to show you how to verify the download first to make sure that the file has not been modified

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before you received it.

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So right now just go ahead and download Tor for your operating system.

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Do not run it.

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And in the next lectures I'm going to show you how to install it for Windows, OSX and Linux.

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So the next lecture will be for Windows.

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The lecture after that is going to be for OS X and the third lecture after this is going to be for Linux.

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Feel free to skip any of these lectures.

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Just go to the lecture that'll cover your operating system.

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You won't lose any information if you skip any of these lectures.
