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Onion over VPN is a privacy feature that makes it possible to combine the security of a VPN network with the anonymity of the Tor network, a global volunteer network whose purpose is to enable anonymous communication on the internet. With Onion over VPN, it’s possible to access hidden services, websites that are accessible only through the Tor network, without the possibility of being exposed by snoopers in the network.

Onion over VPN is supported by many leading VPN service providers, including NordVPN, and using this privacy feature is just as easy as using VPN without the Tor Network. The only downside of Onion over VPN is that Tor servers are typically much slower than VPN servers.

There are two kinds of routers: those that support VPN right out of the box and those that don’t. If you own a router that belongs to the first category, you’re all set because you can simply log in to its admin panel and establish a VPN connection to any VPN server you want.

If you own a router that belongs to the second category, you need to replace the stock firmware with third-party firmware like DD-WRT, OpenWrt, or Tomato, all of which are open-source and available online for free. There are many tutorials on how to flash third-party router firmware, so there’s nothing to worry about as long as you follow the instructions and don’t make any mistake.