Anonymity tools are software and services designed to protect users' identities and online activities. They help individuals browse the internet without revealing personal information, such as their IP address or location. Common examples include VPNs (Virtual Private Networks), which encrypt internet traffic, and Tor, a network that anonymizes web browsing by routing data through multiple servers. These tools are often used for various reasons, including enhancing privacy, bypassing censorship, and protecting sensitive information. While they can provide a layer of security, users should be aware that not all anonymity tools are equally effective, and some may have limitations or risks associated with their use.