On Android, Tor comes with features like blocking tracking and monitoring on websites, multi-layered encryption, and complete anonymity regardless of technology bundled into pages. However, Tor Project says that in the future it plans to make the Android browser a fully-featured application, so the proxy client would be baked into the browser by default. One of them is installing Orbot, the proxy application already available on Android that is required to connect TOR browser for Android to the Tor network. The development team says the privacy that the mobile version provides to users is on par with the desktop sibling, though some further tweaks are necessary to benefit from the full feature package.
Tor Browser for Android is still in alpha stage, and it promises to offer “the highest privacy protections ever available.” Tor Project, the company that built the already-famous Tor browser, has released the very first mobile version of its application for Android devices.
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