nexus-access.bizEight ways into Nexus Market by device

Eight routes in, ordered roughly from most convenient to most careful. None of them is wrong. The question is what the machine in front of you is, who else touches it, and how much you want it to remember afterwards.

How to choose without reading all eight

• The machine is yours and nobody else uses it. Desktop is fine. Read the page for your operating system and change the handful of settings it lists.
• The machine is shared, or you would rather nothing persisted. Use a live system on a USB stick. It leaves the installed system untouched and forgets on shutdown.
• You use this regularly and want an environment you return to. Whonix, which keeps state and cannot leak by construction.
• A phone is genuinely all you have. It works, and the page on it is honest about why it is the weakest option here.
• Tor will not connect at all. That is a blocked network and the fix is a bridge.

What none of them do

None of these make you anonymous on their own. They control what your machine and your network can observe. Signing into something that identifies you, reusing a username from elsewhere, or typing a password into a copied page undoes any of them instantly. The routes are the floor, not the ceiling.