Hello Guardians! Today we're going to go over setting up a tour on a non-rooted Android with Orbot. First things first, we're going to go to the either F-Droid repository or go to the Google Play Store and search for Orbot. You can see right there Orbot Tor on Android, then we're going to do quick install and right here you can see users also installed our sister app to Orbot or Web, which is the way to browse the internet through a tour through the browser. So we're going to go ahead and install that as well and wait for those guys to download. Okay, so we can see those are installing right now. So we have a little Orbot pulled up. We can now choose the language. I'm going to choose English just to for the English-speaking crowd here. It goes through some of our warnings, instructions. We try to be explicit about which permissions we're going to be accessing just so that everybody's comfortable with the tool. If you do have a rooted phone, it does allow for other permissions that you don't have here. You can see a list of Orbot-enabled apps. So all of these tools you can actually plug in Orbot's proxy settings to use those tools through tour. So now Orbot is ready. So we're just going to finish. Now this is Orbot in its dormant mode. You just click and hold and you can see Orbot starting up. It's bootstrapping looking for all the proper tour connections. Goes from a nice little gray to a yellow while it's loading and should turn green shortly. Now you can actually see the speeds now. This has changed a little bit. The first time you've connected, it gives a little instruction on how to contact us directly. You can shoot an email to help at guardianproject.info. And otherwise, it says that you've had success. Now how do we double-check that? Well, we go to our sister app or web. And as soon as you open up or web, it'll go to check.tourproject.org, which will actually notify you to say whether or not you're using tour. So congrats. You're configured to use tour. You'll see it in a nice green. If there's an error, it'll actually say that you're not configured to use tour and then you're not using it. And so just be mindful of this. You can see all the localization so that it's in local languages as well. So now we're going to pull or bot back up. Now for you advanced users out there, you might need to tweak some of the settings, particularly if you're in a place where tour is blocked. So you can see some pretty detailed settings here. And you might need to actually use bridges. So I want to walk through how we can actually get some of those bridges. So we're going to go out of here and go to another browser. If you click Chrome, you can actually go directly to bridges.tour.org. We're just going to click on there and you can see the ability to download some bridges after we've solved the cap shop. Like I am human to prove it. And you can see the bridge relays right there. Now if we actually need other types of bridges, let's do that. So Obbsproxy is pretty exciting new development. It hides tour in a creative new way where it makes it look like it's not tour. It hides it to make the traffic itself look more like Skype and other types of traffic. So it's even harder to censor. So you can actually ask for this by clicking the Obbsproxy option and again solving the cap shop. Clicking on I am human and then we now have our Obbsproxy bridge. So we're going to highlight this. Copy that. Go back into Orbot. Back into settings. And we can scroll down. Click use bridges. And enter in the IP address of that bridge. Go back into Orbot. And now using a Obbsproxy bridge. So I hope that was helpful for all of you who want tour on your phone and for those of you who have tour currently blocked in your country but still want access through your phone. If you have any other questions, always feel free to reach out to us at support at GuardianProject.info. All right. Happy touring. Bye.