Anonymity Network

An anonymity network is a type of online system designed to protect users' privacy by masking their identities and locations while they browse the internet. It works by routing users' internet traffic through multiple servers, which hides their original IP address and encrypts their data. This makes it difficult for anyone, including advertisers or government agencies, to track their online activities. Popular examples of anonymity networks include Tor and I2P, often used by individuals seeking to protect their privacy or access restricted content safely.