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The extension does not log the identity of users who have used your connection. Instead, your computer will be passing encrypted messages between the connected users and other computers on the Tor network. In addition, your computer will not be connecting directly to websites on behalf of someone else. Your IP address will not be published anywhere, and it will only be used to connect people to your computer in order to access the Tor network. “Neither Brave nor the Tor Project are aware of any serious risks associated with installing the Snowflake extension. Is it safe? – this is a fair question, and the short answer is YES! Here is a statement from Brave about it: You will need to know someone, and if you do not, you can always ask us 🙂 Note: The bridges are not listed publicly to protect them from the local regimes and their operators, who might try to block access to them, rendering them useless.
Pretty soon, there will be zero censorship, where people can access the Internet with little restrictions.įollow these instructions to be part of the solution: They’re now allowing you to turn your Brave browser into a proxy that people in censored parts of the world can use to access the Internet. I am delighted to report that the amazing people behind the Brave browser have followed in the footsteps of Signal and WhatsApp.
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