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webvpn.org
Plain-English guides to anonymous browsing: web proxies, hiding your IP address, VPN safety and no-logs policies on every platform.
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# webvpn.org
> Plain-English guides to anonymous browsing: web proxies, hiding your IP address, VPN safety and no-logs policies on every platform.
webvpn.org ran as a free web proxy (anonymizer) from 2010. The proxy service is closed; the site now publishes plain-English guides on anonymous browsing, hiding your IP address, VPN safety and no-logs policies. Every page has a plain-text twin at the same path with a .txt suffix.
## Guides and articles
- [What an anonymous browsing proxy does, and why ours closed](https://webvpn.org/web-proxy/): What an anonymous browsing proxy really hides, why the free webvpn.org proxy closed, how it compares with a VPN and Tor, and what to use instead today. (text: https://webvpn.org/web-proxy.txt)
- [Are VPNs safe? An honest answer for ordinary users](https://webvpn.org/are-vpns-safe/): Are VPNs safe to use? They move your trust from your ISP to one company. Learn the real risks, how to judge a provider, and whether Proton VPN and free VPNs hold up. (text: https://webvpn.org/are-vpns-safe.txt)
- [How to hide your IP address, step by step](https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address/): Learn how to hide your IP address with a VPN, Tor, a proxy or your browser's built-in relay, what each method really conceals, and how to verify it worked. (text: https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address.txt)
- [VPN provider no logs: what the claim means and how to check it](https://webvpn.org/no-logs-vpn/): What a VPN provider with no logs must not record, how to read a no-logs policy, what audits and court cases prove, and where free no-logs VPNs fit in. (text: https://webvpn.org/no-logs-vpn.txt)
- [How to hide your IP address on an iPhone](https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address-iphone/): Three ways to hide your IP address on an iPhone: Safari's built-in relay, the Limit IP Address Tracking switch and a VPN app. Steps for every recent iPhone model. (text: https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address-iphone.txt)
- [How to hide your IP address in a browser, and why private mode does not](https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address-browser/): Does private browsing or incognito hide your IP address? No. Here is how to hide your IP in Safari and Chrome for real, and what each browser setting actually does. (text: https://webvpn.org/hide-ip-address-browser.txt)
## VPN guides: how the tunnel works and how to run it properly
Independent VPN guides from webvpn.org: what a VPN does, WireGuard vs OpenVPN, running a VPN on a router, DNS leak tests, free VPNs and using a VPN with Tor. Index: https://webvpn.org/vpn/ (text: https://webvpn.org/vpn.txt)
- [What is a VPN and why is it used: the plain-English version](https://webvpn.org/vpn/what-is-a-vpn/): What a VPN is in computer terms, why people use one, whether VPNs hide your IP address, what a VPN cannot do, and how to decide if you need one. No jargon, no pitch. (text: https://webvpn.org/vpn/what-is-a-vpn.txt)
- [Free VPN for privacy: the honest trade-offs before you install one](https://webvpn.org/vpn/free-vpn-for-privacy
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