Snowflake Volunteer allows you to donate your internet connection to help users in censored regions access the Tor network. Download the app, disable battery optimization for it, and toggle the switch to start helping. It is a low-maintenance, high-impact way to support digital freedom without compromising your own security.
Snowflake Volunteer is an Android app that lets you help others bypass internet censorship. Learn how to set up the app to provide secure, private access.
No, you cannot see the traffic passing through your device. The connection is encrypted end-to-end between the user and the Tor network, meaning your phone acts only as a blind bridge and does not decrypt or log the data being transmitted.
Yes, it may impact your speeds. Because you are donating a portion of your bandwidth to relay traffic for others, you might notice a slight decrease in upload and download speeds while the app is actively being used by a volunteer.
No, your personal privacy is not compromised. You are not responsible for the traffic passing through your device, and the system is designed to prevent the volunteer's identity or personal data from being linked to the user's activity.
Yes, in most jurisdictions, running a bridge to the Tor network is legal. However, internet laws vary significantly by country. If you live in a region with strict internet oversight, research local regulations before participating in volunteer networks.