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**(54) How to tunnel all TCP connections through the Tor network?**
-This is not supported anymore.
+First, install [Orbot](market://details?id=org.torproject.android), the Android client for Tor,
+run it, press _Start_, while it connects open its _Settings_ and make sure it's setup to auto-start
+on device start.
+
+In NetGuard's _Network options_ enable _Subnet routing_ and in _Advanced options_ toggle on
+_Use SOCKS5 proxy_ with address 127.0.0.1 and port as 9050 (this is the default port, if you changed
+this in Orbot make the adjustment here also).
+
+This should be enough, if testing fails (eg. no connection at all) you can open the app details
+for Orbot, uncheck _Apply rules and conditions_ and retry.
+
+How to test: open Firefox (or another non-proxy enabled browser) to the address https://ipleak.net/
+and you should see a different IP address from your regular one, and below in the _Tor Exit Node_
+field something else besides _Unknown_.
+
+**Be aware** that all the other Tor caveats (https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en) still apply,
+like having the Tor network unreacheable, your activity actively monitored/targeted in your country,
+online services (eg. Gmail, Google Play store) failing to login or being forced to solve endless capchas
+when accessing sites that use Cloudflare's CDN services.
**(55) Why does NetGuard connect to Amazon / ipinfo.io / 216.239.34.21?**