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Minor update of particl.conf #15

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions content/tutorial/privacy/tor-hidden-service/index.md
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---
title: Particl as Tor Hidden Service
subtitle: Tor hidden service conceals your IP address and thus your privacy
title: Particl as Tor Onion Service
subtitle: Tor onion service conceals your IP address and thus your privacy
slug: tor-hidden-service
geekdocHidden: true
weight: 3
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$ sudo apt-get install tor


## Define HS in Tor config
## Define Onion Service in Tor config

$ sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc

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$ sudo service tor restart


## Find your IP for HS
## Find your IP for Onion Service

At a command prompt enter:

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addnode=x6fxdwpq2krxzmr3.onion
addnode=amu2ck7lyw26fiqs.onion
addnode=kfyopkn3shigcneh.onion
onlynet=tor
onlynet=onion
listen=1
bind=127.0.0.1:51738
maxconnections=30
```

## Start wallet

Now you're ready to go, start it up. You should start making connections. If you use the `getpeerinfo` command you'll see the addresses of the peers and they should all be _.onion_ addresses. Some of the peers will show your external IP .onion address and that's normal, those are incoming connections.
Now you're ready to go, start it up. You should start making connections. If you use the `getpeerinfo` command you'll see the addresses of the peers and they should all be _.onion_ addresses. Some of the peers will show your external IP .onion address and that's normal, those are incoming connections.