Is there any way to get back the old partition or view the files on the old one even though they haven't technically been deleted?Īre you downloading things constantly? I find it hard to believe it's an issue if you're just browsing imageboards. Tl dr I idiot and deleted partition then made another one on top of that and now I can't access any files on the old one. Recuva is bad at recovering files and RecoverIt requires you to pay to recover any data, along with that RecoverIt detects some files and the full contents of them while scanning and yet doesn't display them when done scanning so you can't recover files it knows are there but won't display, perhaps because it doesn't actually see them as deleted because they haven't been, they just won't display because they were on an old partition I stupidly deleted. I was an idiot and deleted the partitioning table on one of my drives and then tried to put a new partitioning table on it and create a partition under that, TestDisk won't work to rebuild the partitioning table because of that and I don't know what I can use to try and recover the data on it. I'm not sure how you'd connect to a VPN from Tor, but yes, that'd likely work, however the VPN provider and all the hops between it and the target server would still see all traffic in plain. This should only be a concern if you're trying to access a plain HTTP site as HTTPS already encrypts end to end. >wouldn't using a tor - > vpn connection prevent exit nodes from viewing content? Yeah, the node you connect to would see your IP and if you put a VPN in the middle then your VPN provider should see your IP (and that you're connecting to a Tor entry node) but not the entry node. I know we're not talking about multi-MB/s speeds but 10 years ago shit was around 10 to 50 kpbs and now I can browse imageboards at good speeds and can get 500+ kbps downloads. I'm actually surprised at how fast Tor is. What kind of security is there when you browse onion sites (like randomrandomrandom.onion)? Do onion sites offer the same level of security? When you browse clearnet sites over Tor through HTTPS you have end to end encryption because of SSL so all your traffic should be safe. On the topic of Tor, I also have a question.
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