From: J@M   
      
   (using Tor Browser 14.0.9) ... this appeared on the tor browser home page   
      
   >We'd love your feedback   
   >Help us improve Tor Browser by completing this 10-minute survey.   
   >Launch the survey   
   >https://survey.torproject.org/index.php/923269?lang=en   
   >Tor Browser User Survey   
   >Illustration of a scientist with a clipboard observing a person using a   
   >computer   
   >Hello and thank you for participating in this survey.   
   >Our goal is to understand how we might improve Tor Browser.   
   >You'll be asked some questions about how and why you use Tor Browser as   
   >well as any challenges you may have encountered along the way.   
   >This survey should take about 10 minutes to complete.   
   >There are 17 questions in this survey.   
   >Privacy policy   
   >The Tor Project is committed to upholding your privacy while handling your   
   >feedback. Here's what you need to know:   
   >This survey is powered by LimeSurvey, an open-source survey tool self-   
   >hosted by the Tor Project. The data we collect from this survey will be   
   >stored exclusively on servers managed by the Tor Project and anonymously   
   >aggregated in our reporting. In our reporting, we may include full or   
   >partial respondent quotes, but only after removing any personally   
   >identifiable information.   
   >Tor Project employees, authorized contractors, and core contributors will   
   >be able to view your individual responses. In addition, this study has been   
   >configured to record:   
   >  The time and date your response was started   
   >  The time and date your response was submitted   
   >This data will be wiped from LimeSurvey no later than 180 days after its   
   >recording, allowing sufficient time for the Tor Project to compile your   
   >feedback and complete our report.   
   >This survey is not configured to record your IP address. This survey is   
   >also available as an onion site, providing a greater level of security and   
   >privacy for survey respondents.   
   >For your safety, we recommend high-risk individuals not include any   
   >personally identifiable information.   
   >To continue please first accept our survey privacy policy.   
   >Next   
   > Using Tor   
   >Tell us about how and why you use Tor Browser.   
   >*1   
   >Which version of Tor Browser do you use most often?   
   >Choose one of the following answers   
   >  Tor Browser for Android   
   >  Tor Browser for Desktop (i.e., macOS, Windows, or Linux)   
   >  Other:   
   >*2   
   >How often do you use the version of Tor Browser you chose above?   
   >Choose one of the following answers   
   >  I use it several times a day   
   >  I use it about once a day   
   >  I use it occasionally to look up or do specific things   
   >  This is my first time using Tor Browser   
   >*3   
   >Approximately how long was your most recent Tor browsing session?   
   >Choose one of the following answers   
   >  Shorter than 30 minutes   
   >  Longer than 30 minutes, but shorter than 2 hours   
   >  Longer than 2 hours   
   >*4   
   >Why do you use Tor Browser?   
   >Select all that apply   
   >  To bypass specific geographic content restrictions   
   >  To bypass internet restrictions put in place by my university,   
   >workplace, or other entity   
   >  To bypass government-imposed internet restrictions   
   >  For ideological reasons (e.g., supporting Tor or opposing mass   
   >surveillance)   
   >  To prevent my personal data from being monetized   
   >  To protect myself and/or others from criminalization or violence because   
   >of the causes I'm affiliated with   
   >  To prevent government entities from seeing my online activity   
   >  To prevent my internet service provider, family, peers, or other   
   >entities from seeing my online activity   
   >  Other:   
   >*6   
   >What do you use Tor Browser for?   
   >Select all that apply   
   >  To access onion services   
   >  To check my work email   
   >  For everyday browsing   
   >  To message colleagues   
   >  To message friends or family   
   >  To check my personal email   
   >  To share files   
   >  To make cryptocurrency transactions   
   >  To stream videos   
   >  To read the news   
   >  To access social media   
   >  To publish or post content (e.g., news articles, blog or forum posts)   
   >  Other:   
   >Next   
   >Browser experience   
   >Tell us more about Tor Browser's performance and functionality.   
   >*7   
   >What are the most challenging aspects of using Tor Browser?   
   >Select a category to reveal more detailed answer options   
   >  Some websites don't work well or don't work at all   
   >  I need to remember too many website addresses or passwords   
   >  It's too slow   
   >  I don't feel fully protected with Tor   
   >  Other:   
   >Which aspects of websites don't work well or don't work at all?   
   >Select all that apply   
   >  Sites appear in languages I don't speak   
   >  Sites give me too many CAPTCHAs   
   >  Sites block me (e.g., 403 errors, 503 errors, payment errors) and/or   
   >social media sites ban me   
   >  I'm frequently logged out of sites   
   >  Sites don't display properly (e.g., issues with sizing, fonts, layout,   
   >  images, 3D graphics)   
   >  Sites tell me my browser is unsupported or out of date   
   >  Voice and video calls don't work   
   >  Onion services often fail to connect   
   >Next   
   >About you   
   >As a reminder, this survey is anonymous and the following questions are   
   >optional. Please share only what you feel comfortable sharing.   
   >13   
   >From which country or region do you most often use Tor Browser?   
   >Choose one of the following answers   
   >Please choose...   
   >14   
   >How important do you consider digital privacy to be to your safety?   
   >(1) Not important at all   
   >(2) Not very important   
   >(3) Somewhat important   
   >(4) Very important   
   >(5) Extremely important   
   >    No answer   
   >15   
   >How comfortable or uncomfortable would you feel if Tor were to use privacy-   
   >preserving, opt-in, anonymous analytics in Tor Browser?   
   >The scenario outlined above is purely hypothetical. We would use this   
   >information to help our developers answer questions like these:   
   >  How widely used is each language in Tor Browser?   
   >  What proportion of users use each security level?   
   >  How many users use onion services in general?   
   >In this scenario, analytics would be limited to collecting aggregated data   
   >about feature usage and would not collect your browsing activity or any   
   >other private information.   
   >(1) Extremely uncomfortable   
   >(2) Very uncomfortable   
   >(3) Somewhat uncomfortable   
   >(4) Neutral   
   >(5) Somewhat comfortable   
   >(6) Very comfortable   
   >(7) Extremely comfortable   
   >    No answer   
   >Next   
   >Is there anything else you'd like to share?   
   >17   
   >For example, feel free to share your thoughts on features you'd like to   
   >see in Tor Browser. Please do not share your name, contact information, or   
   >any other personally identifiable information.   
   >Submit   
   >Thank you   
   >If you need help with Tor, please visit the Tor Forum, Tor Support pages,   
   >and/or the Tor Browser User Manual.   
   >We aim to practice human-centered design when we build tools for internet   
   >freedom. The way we build tools also builds community. Our user research is   
   >founded on the basis of consent, respect, and empathy. You can make an   
   >impact in your community by learning about our methods and helping us with   
   >user research.   
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