using tor browser as proxy cannot connect as well

Remember, even if AirVPN doesn't store connection data, they do see, and have to see, the IP of your current connection. you don't need to trust AirVPN - if the datacenters AirVPN uses get raided or AirVPN gets compromised somehow, all the attacker would see is your Tor IP, not your real IP.you benefit from using AirVPN (you can use sites that block Tor).All they can see is that you connect to a VPN you benefit from Tor, but exit nodes cannot sniff or log your traffic.In short, you can use AirVPN without trusting AirVPN and you can use Tor without trusting Tor. If you connect to AirVPN via Tor and browse the web like support staff suggested to you, you have a 'partitioning of trust' situation. I cannot make it so when I am using Tor to browse, I cannot trick the websites I am browsing that I am from Singapore? So to clarify - it is impossible to change my Tor IP? Thank you so much for this brilliant answer. It's the same procedure as in 2) ! So, whatever you do with your VPN configuration - in Tor Browser, you will always see a Tor IP.

Well, because internally, TBB's Firefox uses Socks port 9150 to connect to the Tor process. Now, your question was, why does TBB not show the VPN IP address? If that application is your OpenVPN client, pointed at Socks port 9150:ģ) You -> VPN (while VPN is connected through Tor, see 2)! ) -> Internet

All you have to do is to make an application, like for example your OpenVPN client, use it.Ģ) Your application -> TBB's Socks port = your application connects to world through Tor For all recent versions of TBB, the port number is 9150 (and open by default). Part 1 of your question: Yes, leave Tor alone.

Using tor browser as proxy cannot connect as well