Go buy a list of proxies and get elite proxie switcher change your ip on just a click.
For skype there have many methods of hiding your self... One don't file transfer/talk to anyone you don't trust with out a vpn on. People on twitch learn this real fast.
Topic: Is VPN enough to hide IP? (Read 1558 times)
But keep in mind that such popular, free VPN service will release your real IP on every request
Yes can't believe any free vpn service better to spend few dollars and buy premium VPN service to secure your data there are many cheap VPNs available to use it with better protocols. I would suggest read some vpn reviews such as IPVanish.com IronSocket.com etc...
If the whole area was flat with no buildings that would work. Penetrating from the middle of a city to reach 20km? I highly doubt that.
Although I did not know about this Antenna ty.
Although I did not know about this Antenna ty.
If you are on top of a tall building in a center of a city and no interference it will work.
If you want to hide something what you do online. Buy a cheap disposable laptop clean install, a powerful wifi antenna can reach up to 20 km, use tor/trusted vpn, do it away from your home, do it on a populated city. Don't trust too much, if your adversary is from powerful organization they will know sooner or later what you are doing.
...these exist? I've never heard of them. Can you elaborate?
(but 20km is very optimistic)
Although I did not know about this Antenna ty.
If you are on top of a tall building in a center of a city and no interference it will work.
If you want to hide something what you do online. Buy a cheap disposable laptop clean install, a powerful wifi antenna can reach up to 20 km, use tor/trusted vpn, do it away from your home, do it on a populated city. Don't trust too much, if your adversary is from powerful organization they will know sooner or later what you are doing.
...these exist? I've never heard of them. Can you elaborate?
(but 20km is very optimistic)
Although I did not know about this Antenna ty.
search "HOTSPOT SHIELD" on google and use that:)
But keep in mind that such popular, free VPN service will release your real IP on every request
search "HOTSPOT SHIELD" on google and use that:)
Tor is good if you want to hide your IP she you browse website. If you want to do something more secure, like accessing a wallet, you need to consider a reputable VPN service, not some tor network nodes.
Tor is definitely the winner. Most VPN's release logs to anyone who says they have authority. I can get the IP of a VPN, then go to the owner of the VPN and ask for logs, and get your real IP.
Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
+1 on the VPN Part specially, most of them keep logs even if they say they don't and getting it from them isn't even as hard as a court order. Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
If you want to hide something what you do online. Buy a cheap disposable laptop clean install, a powerful wifi antenna can reach up to 20 km, use tor/trusted vpn, do it away from your home, do it on a populated city. Don't trust too much, if your adversary is from powerful organization they will know sooner or later what you are doing.
...these exist? I've never heard of them. Can you elaborate?
(but 20km is very optimistic)
If you want to hide something what you do online. Buy a cheap disposable laptop clean install, a powerful wifi antenna can reach up to 20 km, use tor/trusted vpn, do it away from your home, do it on a populated city. Don't trust too much, if your adversary is from powerful organization they will know sooner or later what you are doing.
...these exist? I've never heard of them. Can you elaborate?
If you want to hide something what you do online. Buy a cheap disposable laptop clean install, a powerful wifi antenna can reach up to 20 km, use tor/trusted vpn, do it away from your home, do it on a populated city. Don't trust too much, if your adversary is from powerful organization they will know sooner or later what you are doing.
you have so much to learn, if you want to hide your ip, you need to read and read some more.
It's fairly simple to hide it and expose it if you don't have a clue.
It's fairly simple to hide it and expose it if you don't have a clue.
I'm not sure about Tor but if somebody really wants to find you they'd probably be able to track you down with some effort if you're using VPNs. I personally use VPN though, Tor is just too much hassle.
BTW if you wanna use VPNs you should definitely try out Torch Browser, my all-time favorite browser
It comes equipped with Hola which gives you access to VPNs from all over the world just by pressing a button in the browser. That browser is totally awesome!!! (plus it has built in torrent downloader )
BTW if you wanna use VPNs you should definitely try out Torch Browser, my all-time favorite browser
It comes equipped with Hola which gives you access to VPNs from all over the world just by pressing a button in the browser. That browser is totally awesome!!! (plus it has built in torrent downloader ) 
If you just want to make yourself hard to find then using a VPN is great for torrenting and the ilk.
If you want to be completely secure tinfoil hat and all, TAILS + VPN + TOR
TOR is kind of insecure now though and i recommended i2p for browsing hidden sites
If you want to be completely secure tinfoil hat and all, TAILS + VPN + TOR
TOR is kind of insecure now though and i recommended i2p for browsing hidden sites
I use a virtual computer on virtual box, changed mac address, Tor and connection to a free wifi. I'm totally invisible.
If you want to hide your IP from Bitcointalk then a VPN is sufficient. If you want to hide from a global adversary then even Tor might not be sufficient.
Tor is definitely the winner. Most VPN's release logs to anyone who says they have authority. I can get the IP of a VPN, then go to the owner of the VPN and ask for logs, and get your real IP.
Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
Terrible advice.
Tor is definitely the winner. Most VPN's release logs to anyone who says they have authority. I can get the IP of a VPN, then go to the owner of the VPN and ask for logs, and get your real IP.
Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
Don't rely on Tor too much. If anything use socks5, a drop PC, or at least a VPS.
If set up properly, both of them will act as proxies to hide your computer's IP address.
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