Description: Network anonymization involves techniques to protect users’ identities on a network by obscuring their data. This process is fundamental in a world where privacy has become a central concern. Anonymization seeks to eliminate or modify information that could identify an individual, allowing data to be used for analysis and studies without compromising users’ identities. Anonymization techniques may include the use of virtual private networks (VPNs), proxies, and IP address masking, among other methods. These tools not only protect the user’s identity but also help prevent unwanted tracking and the collection of personal data. The relevance of network anonymization has increased with the rise of digital surveillance and mass data collection by companies and governments, leading to greater interest in online privacy protection. In this context, anonymization presents a viable solution for those seeking to navigate the web more securely and privately, ensuring that their personal information is not easily accessible or exploitable.
