Quote from: Jating on December 06, 2017, 02:59:39 AM

Quote from: jungwong on December 06, 2017, 01:51:11 AM

Yes, I use Tor when i need to surf from another country. As i'm not a tech specialist, i usually use this solution for easy surfing.

Do you lived in a country where Internet is censored or somewhat controlled by your government? Because you can browse or surf from around the globe without using Tor.

I only used Tor once or twice. Just for experienced to see how dark web looks and feels like. Well others used it to hide and protect their privacy. But as far as online gaming for me, I don't used it because I lived today in a country where Bitcoin is legal in a sense, same as online gambling.

Quote from: kris_wolf on December 06, 2017, 01:49:25 AM

Yes, but less than most people might assume, lol.
My most common use of Tor is on open wireless networks. I know too much about how easy it is for someone with a Raspberry Pi in their pocket to scrape every unencrypted password off the unencrypted WiFi and analyze it all at his or her leisure, and Tor encrypts that first hop.

I'm no expert here, but from what you are saying, its easy to hack someone if he/she is using Tor on Wifi? So it really defeat the purpose of being private and secure using Tor?

He does mean on certain sites that do have country restriction which he can easily make use of Tor to bypass it which is a normal usage of this web browser which do actually helps for you to be untraceable and would hide your true IP. Ive been using this stuff not only on accessing restricted gambling sites but also on surfing into those deeps. I'm an explorer and would like to read up something new out there.