How to Make a Tor Router with the Raspberry Pi 3

Adapted from the original How to Make a Tor Router with the Raspberry Pi, I enumerated the procedure below within the markdown to create a Tor router for connection via Wi-Fi to encrypt web traffic and assigned IP-address. The Tor Project aims to create an encrypted and anonymous internet network. You can use this as a secondary network for more privacy or perhaps bring it on the road where permitted- think of it as privacy-protected hotspot.

1. sudo apt-get install ufw
2. sudo systemctl enable ssh
3. sudo systemctl start ssh
4. sudo ufw allow 22
5. sudo raspi-config
   1. Change wlan-option to host country (eg “United States of America”).
6. sudo apt update
7. mkdir ~/tor_wifi
8. cd ~/tor_wifi/
9. wget https://raspberry-pi.fr/download/tor_wifi/install_hotspot.sh -O install_hotspot.sh
10. chmod +x ./install_hotspot.sh
11. sudo ./install_hotspot.sh
12. Do “Enter” to start the script.
13. Type in the name you want to give to your Tor Wi-Fi network.
14. Confirm the password.
15. Restart pi.
16. cd ~/tor_wifi/
17. wget https://raspberry-pi.fr/download/tor_wifi/install_tor.sh -O install_tor.sh
18. chmod +x ./install_tor.sh
19. sudo ./install_tor.sh
20. Again, press “Enter” to start the script, and all you have to do is wait. At the end of it, the Raspberry Pi will restart automatically.