I’d also prefer them following a false shadow until the session ends rather than repeatedly telling the same site when I’m back again via user agent. I assume viewing sites in desktop mode makes your fingerprint (user agent wise) no different than someone viewing from an actual Linux distribution, but I may be wrong. I believe some prodding around found that even desktop isn’t 100% secure against CSS attacks but as previously mentioned a legitimate service owner would not deploy such methods, not unless forced or compromised.Įdit* There is more anonymity within the generic label of Linux than there would be in mobile view mode. The link you posted has already been discussed and the risk could easily be mitigated if letterboxing was added to Android as it has been to desktop since 2019. If an app is unable to use the Tor network to access the internet, then that data connection will be blocked.

The Tor Browser is one of the most secure browsers available. Perhaps it should be set by default with the option of changing to mobile view? Developed by Swiss privacy activist Cdric Jeanneret, OrWall is essentially a firewall for your Android that will force all of your apps (or just the ones you select) to use the Tor network to transmit all of their data. Tor Browser for Android Alpha gives you the security, privacy and anonymity that you’d get using the computer versions. This same guy is at the BOARD OF DIRECTORS of The Tor Project.

Remember though, most people probably don’t do that, and anonymity comes from looking like everyone else. r/TOR The CEO of Team Cymru, 'Rabbi Rob Thomas' sells a tool to governments that 'monitors 94 of all internet traffic', collecting pcaps of everything.

Is there a tor for android