The challenge is to access Facebook anonymously, concealing one's own location to ensure privacy and avoid potential surveillance. When using Facebook on the conventional web, there is a risk that personal data, such as location, could be disclosed or seen by third parties. Consequently, a solution is sought in which, despite using the full functionality of Facebook, the user's identity and location remain protected from inquisitive observers. It is important to find a simple and user-friendly solution that provides secure access to Facebook, while simultaneously hiding the user's location. Therefore, the challenge is to identify a suitable method that allows for the use of Facebook within the secure and anonymous Tor network.

The "Facebook over Tor" tool provides a solution to this problem by enabling a secure and anonymous connection to the Facebook server via the Tor network. This ensures end-to-end encryption of the communication and routing through the Tor network, resulting in location obfuscation and thus anonymity. The tool directly accesses Facebook’s core infrastructure, so all functionalities of the platform can continue to be used. At the same time, the encrypted connection ensures personal data is protected and cannot be viewed by third parties. Despite the increased security measures, the tool remains simple and user-friendly. Thus, secure, private, and uncensored access to Facebook can be ensured without having to compromise on usual comfort. In addition, the tool offers protection from curious observers and surveillance, contributing to increased data protection and safety on the internet.