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<h2>ORbot</h2>
<i>Onion Routing Robot - v0.0.2a / November 30, 2009</i><br/>
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<h3>How to use ORbot</h3>
Simply touch the Orbot icon on the main screen and wait for it to fully connect to the Tor network. You can use the Menu -> Log option to view
more detailed information about the attempt to connect to the network.
<h3>How to surf anonymously</h3>
Once you have Orbot running and connected to the Tor network, you can utilize the anonymous proxy service in multiple ways:
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<li>Set your Android APN Proxy (Settings -> Wireless Networks -> Mobile networks -> Access Point Names) to 127.0.0.1/8118</li>
<li>Tell your application to use Web Proxy: 127.0.0.1:8118</li>
<li>Download and use the 'Shadow' browser from the Android Market</li>
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You can always visit <a href="http://check.torproject.org">http://check.torproject.org</a> to ensure that you are properly connected to the Tor network.
<h3>Bridges and Other Settings</h3>
You can modify the TORRC settings file using the Menu -> Settings option. This is where you can copy and paste in Tor Bridge node addresses
if they are needed in your local area.
<h3>Even More Information!</h3>
If you'd like to learn more about the Tor Project, please visit <a href="http://torproject.org">http://torproject.org</a>.
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