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Nos oignons contributes to an Internet

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where we have more control over
the information that concerns us.

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When you read a newspaper,
it is a one-way reading.

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The newspaper is not reading us
while we are reading it. 

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Yet when you read
the same newspaper online, 

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this is what happens.

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The site learns which article we read, 

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how much time we spend on it, 

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and which Internet connection we used

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and therefore where we are.

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The advertising agencies used on
the site learn all this too. 

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And, as they are used by several sites

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they can follow us
throughout our press review. 

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And it doesn't stop there

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If a site uses Google's analytics
or fonts services,

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displays a Facebook "Like" button 
or a Twitter "Share" button, 

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these companies are also tracking us.

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And just by logging into your GMail, 
Facebook or Twitter account

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they can link our identity

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to the sites we visit, 
what we do on them,

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how long we spend on them

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or where we use them from.

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Yet this is not acceptable.

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It is simply none of their business.

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These informations should not

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be shared without our consent.

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Most laws that seek to protect us

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such as the GDPR,

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do require us to be consulted 
about the use of these data.

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But by that time, they have already
been transmitted by our browsers.

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So, the sites ask us

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one by one

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our consent.

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But we can't really check,

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and it doesn't protect us from
bad configuration or hacking.

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Shouldn't this information be shared
only if we want it?

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The Tor Browser does just that.

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It isolates our connections to each site.

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So, it's impossible to track us 
from site to site. 

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Even if I'm logged into GMail in a tab

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Google won't know that 
I'm visiting other sites.

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Another thing the Tor Browser does
is to make everyone "look" the same.

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Our system information is replaced 
with generic information. 

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This makes us more difficult to discern.

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The sites and their partners will only
record being visited by a Tor browser.

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But for this to be possible,
it is necessary 

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to get around a limit of the 
historical functioning of the Internet.

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When a communication
is done on the Internet

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computers learn their location
on the network 

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as they exchange information.

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Except that this is problematic.

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It forces us to disclose a very
personal information :

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the connection we use,

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from which everyone can know
where we are.

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The Tor network ensures that this information
does not leak without our consent. 

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By bouncing our connections

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through a network of thousands of relays,
it hides our location.

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Indeed, for each of our connections,
three relays are chosen at random

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and thanks to a system
of onion layer encryption

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It is impossible for intermediaries
to see the entire communication.

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When you connect to a site with Tor

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the third relay - also known as the
exit node - knows our destination, 

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but it can't know where we are.

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This is where Nos oignons comes in.

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Some of these exit nodes
are those of Nos oignons.

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The association contributes
to the Tor network 

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by operating several good capacity
relays, located in France.

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Our relays are funded by donations 
from individuals like you,

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organizations, and businesses.

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Join us in supporting the Tor network 

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and keeping the Internet 
the way it should be.
