If you spend most of your time online (who doesn’t, really?), you might have come across the term dark web before. The mystery surrounding it creates a lot of curiosity among people and the chances are that you’re one of them as well.
1. Mail2Tor
Mail2Tor makes a good alternative as it allows users to send/receive messages anonymously through webmail or an email client. What’s more, all mail is secured using encryption, and the provider doesn’t store your IP address either.
2. Facebook
Facebook knows a lot about you than you can imagine, it isn’t keen on sharing this data with others. The social media giant has also been the target of censorship from repressive governments time and time again. After all, it enables users from around the world to connect, communicate, and collaborate with each other freely.
So, it’s no surprise that Facebook has a .onion URL. It doesn’t do much in terms of maintaining an anonymous account, but lets you access the social media network from restricted countries.
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