Tor may bypass blocked websites, depending on the blocking method used. Tor is a privacy tool that routes internet traffic through servers, making monitoring or tracking online activity difficult. This could allow users to access blocked websites by an internet service provider (ISP) or network administrator. However, some ISPs and network administrators use advanced methods like deep packet inspection or domain name system (DNS) filtering to block websites. These methods may detect and block Tor traffic, making it hard to bypass website blocks. Additionally, accessing blocked websites through Tor may be illegal or violate terms of service agreements based on jurisdiction and context. Using Tor legally and responsibly is important while knowing its potential risks and limitations.