Connect to website with Tor with a specific IP

How do I use a specific IP with Tor?
Does Tor use a different IP address?
Can you choose location with Tor?
Will Tor hide my IP address?
Can you use Tor legally?
Is Tor basically a VPN?
Does Tor hide your DNS?
How do police track Tor users?
Can you get flagged for using Tor?
Can you manually enter an IP address?
Do VPNs allow you to pick a specific IP address?
Can you actually do anything with an IP address?
Can police track your IP if you have VPN?

How do I use a specific IP with Tor?

How do I make the last IP in the node be from a specific country? Open the folder where you have installed Tor, browse through browser > Tor browser > Tor > data. There you will find a file named "torrc." Open the file with Notepad. At the end of the document, on a new line, write this: ExitNodes US.

Does Tor use a different IP address?

Tor doesn't change your IP. Your IP stays the same. What Tor does, is route you connection through multiple “nodes” while encrypting the connection on both ends.

Can you choose location with Tor?

If you need to access a website that is blocked from your country – you can use a Tor Browser. By default, the Tor Browser picks random exit nodes from any country, but it can be configured to use the exit nodes with IP addresses from a particular country only.

Will Tor hide my IP address?

Tor is a free software program that you load onto your computer (like a browser) that hides your IP address every time you send or request data on the Internet. The process is layered with heavy-duty encryption, which means your data is layered with privacy protection.

Can you use Tor legally?

Tor is legal in the US. You won't likely get in trouble just because you use the Tor browser. However, Tor is not a lawless domain, so you can't use this browser for illegal activities. If you use Tor for buying drugs or weapons, you are held responsible against the law.

Is Tor basically a VPN?

Is Tor a VPN? No, it isn't. Tor is a browser and only encrypts the data transmitting through the browser. A VPN is specific privacy protection software and encrypts all data coming out of a device, whether it comes from a browser or an app.

Does Tor hide your DNS?

Resolving DNS queries through the Tor network guarantees a significantly higher level of anonymity than making the requests directly. Not only does doing so prevent the resolver from ever seeing your IP address, but it also prevents your ISP from knowing that you attempted to resolve a domain name.

How do police track Tor users?

If you are using TOR to browse the web, your traffic is encrypted and routed through a series of servers, making it difficult to trace. However, if you are using TOR to access illegal content or engage in illegal activity, law enforcement may be able to track your activity.

Can you get flagged for using Tor?

Tor is perfectly legal in most Western countries. It only becomes illegal when you use it to access sites to trade in illegal materials. Though, you can still get flagged for dodgy activity if someone like your ISP spots you using it.

Can you manually enter an IP address?

If the router has not automatically assigned an IP address to the device, you may be able to set the IP address manually. Some models don't support manually setting the IP address when using the wireless connection option.

Do VPNs allow you to pick a specific IP address?

Many VPNs also assign dynamic IP addresses. Usually, VPN services own a small number of addresses for each of their servers. They allocate groups of customers at random to each of the addresses that they own as users connect. Some VPN services offer static IP addresses, by default or as an option.

Can you actually do anything with an IP address?

While there are some risks, your IP address alone poses very limited danger to you or your network. Your IP address can't be used to reveal your identity or specific location, nor can it be used to hack into or remotely take control of your computer.

Can police track your IP if you have VPN?

Police can't track live, encrypted VPN traffic, but if they have a court order, they can go to your ISP (Internet Service Provider) and request connection or usage logs. Since your ISP knows you're using a VPN, they can direct the police to them.