If you care about privacy and anonymity, or if you live in a country with very restricted internet access, you might have used Tor (The Onion Router) for anonymity or to bypass censorship. In both cases, you might need to use Bridges to connect to the Tor network or to prevent your ISP from knowing that you’re using Tor. What bridges do is obfuscate the traffic and act as alternative entry nodes, which take your data and deliver it to Tor’s entry node. You can either run your own bridge, which w...