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This guide will show you how to install ANON, create a wallet, and configure it to use a .onion remote node for maximum privacy.Note: This wallet is for more advanced users of Monero.Step 1: Download ANONANONERO isn't on the Google Play Store. You'll need to grab the APK directly from the official source.· Via Tor Browser: Navigate to the official .onion site:http://anonero5wmhraxqsvzq2ncgptq6gq45qoto6fnkfwughfl4gbt44swad.onion/· Official Backup Mirror (Clearnet): If you cannot access Tor immediately, a read-only mirror is available on Codeberg at https://ift.tt/gPEfTjL. However, note that this repo serves only as a backup; the code is actively maintained exclusively on the Tor onion site. For the latest version and maximum security, always download via the official .onion address above.🛡️ Step 2: Install ANON & Create a WalletTransfer & Install: Transfer the ANON.apk to your phone and install it.Open ANON: Launch the app. This is the offline signing app that holds your private spend keys.Create a New Wallet:· Tap "Create a new wallet".· Backup your seed phrase: Write down your 16-word Polyseed recovery phrase on paper and store it securely. Never store it digitally.Set a Strong Password: Create a strong password to encrypt the wallet file on your device.🔌 Step 3: Configure Tor & Connect to a Remote NodeNow we'll connect ANON to the Monero network over Tor. This is the most critical step for privacy.Open Settings: Tap the menu icon (usually three dots or lines) and go to Settings.Find Node Settings: Look for an option labeled "Node", "Remote Node", or "Daemon".Enable Tor: Locate the "Proxy" or "Tor" settings. Enable it and ensure the proxy is set to socks5://127.0.0.1:9050 (or the relevant address for your Tor setup).Add a Remote Node:· Select "Remote node".· Enter the address and port of a public .onion node. Here are a few known, trusted options:Monero.fail has lists of onion nodes as well· hashvaultsvg2rinvxz7kos77hdfm6zrd5yco3tx2yh2linsmusfwyad.onion:18081· xmr.triplebit.org:443 (Note: This is a standard TLS address, not .onion. Use it if your .onion connection fails)Save: Save your settings and return to the main screen.⏳ Step 4: Sync the WalletOnce connected to a remote node over Tor, ANON will begin downloading and scanning the blockchain headers to find your transactions.· First sync: This can take a while (potentially 20–60 minutes or more, depending on your connection speed and the block height). Be patient and keep the app open.· Check connection: If the sync doesn't start or gets stuck, double-check your remote node address and Tor proxy settings.✅ Step 5: Verify Your SetupOnce the sync is complete:· Your wallet balance should appear (likely 0 for a new wallet).· You can now receive funds by sharing your public address.· You can send funds by entering a recipient's address, amount, and signing the transaction (remember, ANON is a cold wallet, so it will sign the transaction offline before broadcasting).🧠Troubleshooting & Tips· Sync issues: If the sync stalls, try switching to a different .onion remote node from a trusted list (search for "Monero .onion remote node list").· Tor is essential: Using a .onion remote node ensures that your IP address is never exposed to the node operator, as all traffic is routed through the Tor network.· Consider a full node: For the best privacy and to support the network, consider running your own Monero node and exposing it as a .onion hidden service.· Stay updated: To update ANON, revisit the official .onion site via Tor and download the latest APK.📚 Additional Resources· Official Repository (Tor only): http://git.anonero5wmhraxqsvzq2ncgptq6gq45qoto6fnkfwughfl4gbt44swad.onion/ANONERO/· Community: Telegram: @anoneroapks or @anoneroio· Development & Support: The project is actively maintained, with a successful Monero CCS proposal funding ongoing development.---
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