The so-called darknet, which is accessible via the anonymizing Tor network, has a reputation for being home to many disreputable sites. But now the biggest social network in the world is available via ...

Website addresses that end in ".onion" aren't like normal domain names, and you can't access them with a normal web browser. Addresses that end with ".onion" point to Tor hidden services on the deep ...

Starting with the release of Tor Browser 9.5, websites can have their alternate .onion addresses advertised to Tor desktop users who have the 'Onion Location' option enabled. Sites that add the .onion ...

Facebook has made it possible to access the social network without disclosing your true location, by allowing access through Tor’s anonymity-focused browser. Tor sometimes comes up against the ...

Swiss-based PGP end-to-end encrypted email provider, ProtonMail, now has an onion address, allowing users to access its service via a direct connection to the Tor anonymizing network — in what it ...

November 3, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Facebook unveiled a new .onion address specifically for Tor users last week. It won't make you truly anonymous, ...

Facebook has made its site directly available on Tor to prevent access problems for people using the anonymity network and to provide an alternative method of accessing the social network securely.

Warns of ‘evolutionary and flaky nature’ of experiment to ensure anonymous users aren’t wrongly identified as botnets Facebook is making it easier for users of the Tor anonymising service to access ...