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In this tutorial we're going to cover how we can circumvent a website's attempts at blocking Tor traffic, by using a VPN. As we discussed [previously](../torthroughvpn/index.md), this is relating to the serverside context required to know if we should combine the use of Tor with the use of a VPN.
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**Here we are using a VPN to hide from the website owner that we are connecting via Tor.** Effectively giving off the impression that we are only connecting via a VPN, while in reality Tor is protecting our Anonymity on the IP level. Now we also need to preserve our Anonymity when we are renting and using the VPN, that's why we have to use [MullvadVPN](../vpn/index.md) as they don't care who's using their service (they allow both [Tor connections](../torbrowsing/index.md) and[ Monero](../monero2024/index.md) payments). **We are also blending in their large userbase.** (which would not be the case if we were using a VPS with openvpn on it, in which we would be the only one to use it).