VPN > Tor is good enough for me, but regardless what you do you should also disable WebGL and WebRTC from the default about:config settings in the Tor browser. Both of those protocols are vulnerable to leaking your real IP address no matter what VPN, Tor node or proxy you hide behind:

https://browserleaks.com/webgl
https://browserleaks.com/webrtc

Another function to disable (GeoAPI):
https://browserleaks.com/geo

Since Tor browser is a firefox-forked browser, you can modify it just like any firefox or other firefox-forked browser:

https://restoreprivacy.com/firefox-privacy/

media.peerconnection is WebRTC, so disable anything associated to it. webgl has a lot of built-in functions too, do the same with webgl, make sure to disable it and test your security using the site browserleaks. geo.enabled and geo.provider are associated with the GeoAPI, those need to be disabled and any referenced url with geo.provider scrubbed blank.

Doing all this will greatly enhance your privacy.

>>49826

wait a minute that's a dude

>>49829
Most end nodes are 1 blocked and 2 compromised and malicious. Stupid autist.

It's funny that people are only just now realizing that. Like it took until last year until some fad boy wannabe techie youtube channels started making videos about how you shouldn't go without a condom if you're leaving the tor network.

Hidden services like this website fine, clearnet not so fine. It would be nice if the TOR project wasn't a bunch of out of touch retard boomers "duhhh it's bad to use VPN with tor even though dat actually make you more anonymous durrr"

Just add a fucking outproxy setting to your shit browser and add a VPN option to your shit ass 2003 era TAILS OS. Really defeats the purpose when every TOR IP is not only known but publicly posted on the official website.

God damn niggers. I just use straight VPN now since it doesn't really matter as long as you have a decent one, specially with most offering a multi hop option these days for tin foil hat aspies.

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