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Using the Tor Browser<\/a> allows for free and private exploring on the web. To test this theory, I first typed in the DuckDuckGo<\/a> search bar, \u201cWhat is my ip?\u201d The results showed, \u201cYour IP address is unavailable.\u201d<\/strong> However, in Google\u2019s search bar in a public browser<\/strong>, my public IP address did<\/strong> display.<\/p>\n

Tor does more than keeping your search private. It lets you explore freely<\/strong> by allowing you to search sites that cannot be seen on the web. ProPublica<\/a> being one. The journalism site aims to “expose abuses of power<\/a>” and more — embracing the watchdog<\/strong> identity of the press.<\/p>\n

Rise Up<\/a> is another site seen through Tor\u2019s browser. This network aids people aiming to \u201cwork on liberatory social change<\/a>.”<\/p>\n

Another interesting site Tor supports — the CIA<\/a>. With the label, \u201cThe work of a nation<\/a>,\u201d it is odd they are not easily available to the nation.<\/p>\n

All three sites offer beneficial information to the American public. However, when searched for on a public browser, the only result is an error<\/strong>. It alarming<\/strong> to see they are not available unless found on a private browser.<\/p>\n

Another difference I found between using Tor and a public browser was a slightly slower loading time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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