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== Summary == The /r/onions community is a niche subculture deeply rooted in the principles of anonymity and privacy on the internet. Members of this community are often tech-savvy individuals who value their privacy and seek to explore the depths of the internet away from the prying eyes of government surveillance and corporate data collection. The community is characterized by a strong belief in the right to access information freely and securely, without censorship or tracking. This group is comprised of a mix of privacy advocates, technology enthusiasts, and individuals interested in the darker or less accessible parts of the internet that require anonymity tools such as Tor to explore. Members of /r/onions are typically inquisitive, always seeking to understand the underlying mechanisms of technology that empower them to maintain their privacy. They are often skeptical of mainstream internet services that are known for data collection and tracking, and they share a collective knowledge base on how to circumvent these issues. The community thrives on sharing resources, guides, and support for using tools like Tor and I2P, and discussing the ethical implications of online privacy. <span id="what-are-the-related-subreddits-to-this-community-12"></span>
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