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Anonymous browsing of the web is one way to protect your online privacy. Here are the best anonymous web browsers to use.
Private information is big business and everyone is trying to watch you. The secret services, governments, Microsoft, cyber-criminals, and your creepy neighbor from across the street all want to know what you're doing, all the time.
While it's almost impossible to remove yourself from the global grid completely, there are some steps you can take to reduce your information footprint.
The best place to start is with your browser. It's your main portal to the web, so using a more secure option will make a big difference to your privacy . Simply enabling private browsing in your current browser isn't enough. You need a new browser to achieve true anonymous browsing.
Using a Chromebook, but concerned about privacy? Tweak these 7 settings in the Chrome browser on Chrome OS to stay secure online.
Here are four private browsers that are (almost) completely anonymous.
The Tor network has one simple goal: anonymous communication. It's the best private web browser available and the best browser for using the dark web .
The network aims to protect a user's location, browser history, personal data, and online messages from any person or bot that's performing network traffic analysis.
Network traffic analysis is arguably the most powerful weapon in a data collector's armory. It can track your behavior and interests for advertising companies, it can lead to price discrimination on online shopping sites based on location, it can even reveal your identity to people who might want to silence or harm you.
Basic encryption techniques don't protect you against traffic analysis. Data sent over the internet has two key aspects: the payload and the header.
The payload is the actual data (for example, the contents of an email); the header helps the data get to its destination. It includes information such as source, size, and timestamps. Encryption can only hide the payload, not the header.
And that's when Tor comes in. It sends your internet traffic through so many individual relays and tunnels that the header is nonsensical to traffic analysis tools. In simple terms, instead of going directly from A to B, the network sends your traffic on a maze-like route through many locations.
A sniffer looking at a single point on that route has no way to tell where the traffic originated or where it's going.
To access the Tor network , you need to use the Tor Browser. It's so secure that the US Navy uses it for intelligence gathering. Tor is also used by law enforcement organizations who want to visit websites without leaving government IP addresses in the site's log.
You don't need to install any software on your machine; the browser is a portable app that can live on a USB stick. It means you can use the service regardless of what computer you're working on, even if it's in a public location such as a library or university.
The design of the browser will be instantly recognizable to Firefox users, but there are a couple of notable changes. The biggest difference is the integration of NoScript; it's included by default. Unlike the regular NoScript add-on---which can be complicated to use---the Tor version has an easy-to-use slider to manage your privacy.
There are also some downsides to using the Tor Browser. For most users, the biggest issue is speed. Because your traffic is taking such a twisty route to get to its destination, your browsing experience will not be as fast. If you have a good connection, it might not be an issue, but if your internet speed is slow, Tor might become painful to use.
Ultimately, while Tor is the most anonymous browser option, it doesn't guarantee anonymity. Taking online risks---such as downloading torrents or illegally streaming live TV---will still leave you vulnerable. But when compared to the mainstream browsers like Chrome and Safari, there is no contest.
Epic Browser doesn't use a specialized onion network, but it does immediately disable lots of the most common ways your privacy is comprised when you're surfing the web.
For example, it doesn't save your history, there's no DNS pre-fetching, it doesn't allow third-party cookies, there are no web or DNS caches, and there's no autofill feature.
When you close your session, the browser automatically deletes any associated databases, preferences, pepper data, and cookies from Flash and Silverlight.
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android
If you're a Google Chrome user, SRWare Iron will be familiar; it's based on the open-source Chromium project, so a lot of the on-screen visuals look very similar.
The main difference between Chrome and SRWare Iron is data protection. Experts have criticized Chrome for its reliance on a "Unique User ID"; every time you start a session, Google is alerted to your data usage.
SRWare strips out the usage of an ID along with other Chrome privacy concerns such as search suggestions.
Comodo doesn't come close to Tor Browser, but it does have some built-in tools that'll make browsing the web a safer experience.
It'll automatically block all tracking, cookies, and web spies, it comes with built-in domain validation technology that'll instantly segregate strong and weak SSL certificates , and it uses the Comodo anti-virus suite to protect you from malware, viruses, and other attack vectors.
Like SRWare Iron, it's based on Chrome, so it'll be an easy switch for a lot of people.
It's surprisingly difficult to find high-quality browsers that focus on privacy as a primary feature. You'll often hear Brave Browser recommended, but on the company's website, it openly says that the app "anonymously monitors user attention, then rewards publishers accordingly with Basic Attention Token (BAT) cryptocurrency."
Short of using a secure browser, watch out for secure websites using a root certificate .
You might also look into the best free VPNs to use with Firefox , but remember that free VPNs are not trustworthy.
Note that if you want to truly stay safe and enjoy anonymous browsing online, you should definitely pair your anonymous web browser with a reputable VPN that cares about your privacy. Don't know which VPN to use? We highly recommend ExpressVPN. If you use this link , you can get three FREE months when you sign up for one year.
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^ Karpel, A. "A Book Packager Takes a Step Into Web Video" nytimes.com . May 6, 2009. Retrieved on May 8, 2009
^ Private : The Casting Call on teen.com/private
The series was announced in May 2009, beginning with a contest allowing female readers the chance to audition for the role of Kiran Hayes. It was also announced that the series would adapt the first four books via 20 episodes, each with a standard length of four to six minutes. [1]
A DVD with episodes of the series was released by Newvideo.
Private: The Casting Call was the contest in which three contestants competed for the role of Kiran Hayes in the Web adaptation of Private . [2]
Janine, Nicole and Sanna have 2 minutes to memorize their lines. The winner gets to have dinner with Brant Daugherty (Thomas Pearson).
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries)
The girls compete in convincing the judges that their friends at Billings House are more important to them than their career.
Susie Castillo (former Miss USA,MTV VJ, Neutrogena spokeswoman)
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries), Susie Castillo
The girls compete to star in an o.b. commercial.
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries), Nikki Wise
The girls compete in a scene with Blake and Reed and one girl (Janine) is eliminated.
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries)
Sanna and Nicole compete in a scene with Reed, Noelle and Ariana.
Samantha Cope (Noelle Lange), Natalie Floyd (Ariana Osgood)
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries)
The winner of the role of Kiran Hayes (Sanna) is announced.
Bob Levy ( Gossip Girl Executive Producer), Sarah Kucserka, Veronica Becker (writers of Private : The Webseries)
Reed Brennan arrives at Easton Academy, and learns that there are many dark secrets hidden within the school walls.
Reed learns that she must strive hard to be accepted as a true 'Billings Girl'; Ariana warns Reed about Thomas Pearson.
Reed undergoes even more protocol to become a Billings Girl; Eleanor Billings tells Noelle to keep a good eye on Reed.
Reed and Thomas kiss for the first time and someone records it with a phone.
While Taylor helps Reed with homework, Reed gets a text message from Noelle telling her to meet her ASAP. Noelle and the other Billing girls give Reed two minutes to go get a physics test for Ariana(even though Ariana doesn't take physics). End with her reward is going to a real Easton party, the bonfire.
Reed enjoys the bonfire party. While going to replenish drinks for everyone, she discovers Kiran and Blake making out by a tree. When she gets back, she gets a surprise from an unnaturally aggressive Thomas. Reed decides to stay with her friends, and not go with the overly distraught Thomas.
Reed tries to call Thomas to tell him that she wants him and just didn't want to choose between him and her friends (she thinks that she shouldn't have to) but she has to tell this all to his voicemail. Noelle has her necklace for the Legacy and all the other girls are jealous. Taylor wishes that she could go, but she's hoping that Josh will take her as his plus-one. Reed calls Thomas again and tells him that she's never felt about anyone like this before, someone listens to her conversation while hiding in the bushes. Josh goes to tell Reed that no one has seen Thomas all day and that he never came home after the party.
The Billings Girls try to convince Reed that Thomas is okay. After Reed leaves, Ariana says that Thomas "is bad news and he did her a favor by leaving". Reed gets a text from Thomas saying that he is fine. She goes back to her room and a detective is waiting for her in there. Josh asks Reed to the Legacy and she accepts, even though she knows Taylor likes him.
Reed is going to the Legacy with Noelle, Kiran, and Ariana. Taylor is upset with Reed because she thinks Reed likes Josh. Reed explains that she is worried about Thomas and this is her only chance to see him, and Taylor forgives her because she didn't know. At the party, Reed is slightly tipsy and thinks she spots Thomas.
Reed confronts the Thomas look-alike learning that it is only Blake Pearson. Upset and worried, Josh convinces Reed to go have some fun and forget about Thomas for one night convincing her he is just pulling a stunt and is fine. After dancing with her fellow Billings Girls, it is revealed by Taylor that Thomas is actually dead and his body has been found.
The next day, The Billings Girls are at Thomas's funeral in the school chapel. After paying their respects, The Billings Girls learn that Blake is leaving Easton Academy. After talking with Josh in the hallway it is revealed by Detective Hill that Thomas's death was actually a murder and Reed and all her friends are to be brought in for questioning.
Reed and all of her friends are questioned individually. Reed revealing she got a text from Thomas, Ariana claiming Reed had nothing to do with it, Kiran clearing up the name of Thomas's supplier, and Noelle trying to pin the whole thing on Josh Hollis. Noelle says, "Thomas stormed off into the woods and Josh went after him. He looked like he wanted to beat the crap out of Thomas." Detective Hill tells Reed that the text she got is a phony and that she is his number one suspect.
Reed is initiated into the Billings House and becomes "a real Billings girl".
Thomas's dealer Rick Pepper is arrested so the Billings girls take Reed out on a surprise shopping trip. During this trip, Reed overhears Taylor crying about Thomas in a dressing room and Noelle and Arianna trying to keep her quiet. Taylor goes back to school early on the pretense of a family emergency, however when they return to school, Reed finds that Taylor is gone, along with all of her belongings. Reed demands information from Noelle, who claims that Taylor has been committed because of the incident. Noelle also reveals that Rick Pepper has been released, and that Josh has been arrested instead.
Reed visits Josh in jail where she learns that he is being held because the murder weapon was a baseball bat of Josh's, however Josh revealed to Reed that the bat was stolen weeks ago. Josh also tells Reed that he got into a fight with Thomas that night, and the only other person he saw after, was Thomas' brother Blake. Josh convinces Reed that he is being framed. Reed confronts Kiran for information on Blake's whereabouts, and then goes after him, to try to get Josh an alibi. Someone is spying on Reed in the bushes.
Reed discovers that the person in the bushes was Blake. He has a shotgun, which he claims he doesn't know how to use. She explains Josh's plight, and Blake agrees to go to the cops to give him an alibi. He also offers to drive Reed back to Easton. As she goes to put her bag in the trunk she discovers the bloodied shirt Thomas was wearing the night that he was killed. She then runs away from Blake, into the woods where she is nabbed by an unidentified person.
Reed is running through the woods and discovers that person who grabbed her was a police officer. She tells the police about what she saw in the trunk and Blake gets arrested. Back at the police station Noelle asks Reed if the leather jacket and cell phone were found also, and she tells Reed that she isn't at all surprised. Josh is released and is very grateful to Reed. At the end of the episode an unidentified person (presumably female) is seen with Thomas's jacket and cell phone, which they then destroy.
The Billings girls go to a party. Taylor left behind her handbag and all of the Billings decide that she would have wanted Reed to have it. At the party Reed finds a note from Taylor in her purse telling her not to trust the Billings Girls.
After finding Taylor's note, Reed notices Ariana taking pictures of Noelle and Kiran. She remembers what Taylor said--"the proof is in the pictures." She sees Ariana leaving and follows her to the cloakroom where she gets Ariana's phone and sees a video clip of her and Thomas kissing. Ariana sees Reed and Noelle and Kiran come in just to have Reed see a clip of them and Thomas—whose hair they are cutting off. The Billings Girls tell Reed that they left him there after that and Reed says she believes them just to push them and run out of the room where she is chased by Ariana and is left dangerously close to the ledge.
Reed is on the rooftop with Ariana. As she starts to piece everything together and realizes that Ariana killed Thomas, Noelle comes to the rescue to save Reed. A fight ensues and just as Ariana has Reed dangling over the edge of the building the police come and arrest Ariana, who Reed had called, after listening to her full confession. Josh and Reed share a moment of eye-contact. Afterwards Reed knows that she is a true Billings girl.
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