and given the numerous ways facebook has spread its tentacles across the net and devices to harvest data, such an error could have exceptionally bad consequences for various users. just one error has the potential to end the anonymity. but, it will be a complicated undertaking that will be prone to user error at multiple points. Install the browser to a different location Run the Tor setup file. but, doesn’t facebook require a phone number from all users now? in short, i’m inclined to believe it’s still possible. To advance human rights and freedoms by creating and deploying free and open source anonymity and privacy technologies, supporting their unrestricted availability and use, and furthering their scientific and popular understanding. for example, one could spin up a vps that was acquired (somewhat) anonymously and use it as a proxy at the end of a tor circuit in various ways. Download Tor Browser to experience real private browsing without tracking, surveillance, or censorship. for those who do care, i’m sure there is a means to fool facebook’s systematic checks if tor is a vector for requiring additional information. This isn’t a bad thing for users who do not care about facebook’s data collection. it is simply to make it more difficult for nation states or isps to block access, thus maintaining their abilities to profit during a storm. The point of the onion for facebook has nothing to do with users maintaining their privacy on facebook or keeping data from facebook.
This is bollocks of course, they surely didn’t open up the hidden service for the sake of letting people actually anonymously sign up through it, since their policy has been to force users reveal their REAL names and other data since the beginning. I believe this only works for registered accounts, the official PR statement being that they do it to let in people from countries with mass surveillance. Facebook offers an onion domain name where Tor users are probably not blocked
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