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Is Tor Illegal in the USA? What the Playpen Case Reveals About Surveillance
Let's get this out of the way immediately: Tor is legal to download, install, and use in every single U.S. state. No federal law prohibits it. …
Can ISP See I2P? What Your Provider Actually Detects (Bootstrapping vs. Operational Phase)
Your ISP can tell you're using I2P. I2P doesn't try to hide the fact that you're connected to it. What it does hide is what you're …
Best I2P Sites: Hand-Picked Directory of Active Eepsites for 2025
You've heard about the "dark web" and probably know Tor. But I2P — the Invisible Internet Project — is a different beast entirely. It's a peer-to-peer …
How to Use I2P: Installation, Browser Setup, and Hosting Your First Eepsite
The first time I sent traffic through I2P, I was expecting Tor with a different coat of paint. I2P is a network you join, not merely …
Tor Browser Anti-Fingerprinting: How It Works and Where It Leaks
Browser fingerprinting collects browser information without user permission to identify devices, and Tor Browser fights this every single day. And the way it does that — …
Is I2P a Darknet? Defining Its Place in the Anonymous Network Ecosystem
When headlines scream “dark web,” they almost always mean Tor. Silk Road, AlphaBay, FBI takedowns — Tor is the network that got a reputation. But dig …
I2P Browser vs Tor: Which Anonymous Browser Should You Use?
The first time you launch the I2P browser, nothing happens for 30 to 60 seconds. The window opens blank. You refresh. Still nothing. Then, after 30 …
I2P vs Tor vs Freenet: Why I2P Is Not a Tor Alternative—It’s a Different Class of Network
So here's a scenario I've seen play out more times than I can count: someone hears about I2P, fires up the browser, types in a clearnet …
