Tor
Omni includes a real Tor client. When anonymity matters more than speed, route your browsing through the Tor network.
Enable Tor
Turn it on in Settings → Privacy & security → Tor. Omni bootstraps a Tor circuit — you’ll see live progress as it connects to the network.
What you get
- Traffic routed through three Tor relays — your ISP sees Tor, not your destinations.
- Access to .onion addresses.
- Bridges and Snowflake for networks that block Tor.
Circumventing censorship
If your network blocks Tor, enable a bridge (obfuscated entry node) or Snowflake (WebRTC-based pluggable transport) in the Tor settings. Both are built into privacy/TorManager.kt.
Expect noticeably higher latency. Tor is for when anonymity matters — combine it with the ad blocker for the cleanest experience, and avoid logging into personal accounts over it.
Tor anonymises (hides who you are, even from the network). A VPN encrypts (hides your traffic from your ISP, but the VPN provider sees it). Use Tor for anonymity, VPN for a fast private tunnel.