Anonymous surfing is now possible, but you must be very careful how to do this. If you browse the topic online, unfortunately many people will pay attention to the solution, find an anonymous agent and browse. Although these agents do provide anonymous elements, some agents are very dangerous to use.

Let me be very clear at this point, if you use a free anonymous proxy and you don't know who owns/runs this server, your data will face a huge security risk. Let me tell you a very short story to explain my point.

I used to have a lot of "honeypots" on my home network. These are basically unprotected servers. You put them on the Internet to see what happened to them. They must be isolated from your other networks, and you must monitor them very carefully, but they are very attractive for learning. Anyway, I often leave these servers open and unprotected, and they are quickly hacked [because they are not patched…

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