While technically Tor will always run slower than a conventional Internet connection, that doesn’t mean you’ll have to browse at a snail’s pace. This is why when you use Tor, you feel like you are stuck at slower speeds than normal. Since your data traffic has to pass through at least three relay nodes, it naturally increases the overall time for a website to appear on your screen. It’s the IP address a website would see when you interact with it on the Tor network. Exit relay: this shows up in the end when the data packet reaches the destination.Middle relays: these pass on the data traffic to other relays and are used to disguise the user’s IP address.Entry relay: the entry point to a Tor network, also known as a Guard node.
Whenever you interact with a website on Tor, the connection will include a minimum of three relays:
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