now you are done there is a mail back to you from in seconds. Use gmail or yahoo mail (I'm not sure about other mail service providers) to compose a mail to and fill both subject and mail content with get transport obfs4 (carefull about not having kinda misspelling). Then Click on Bridges, and you will be prompted again, and now you have to enter your Bridges - so far so good but now how should I get Bridges?.First activate Use Bridges by clicking on it.Now go up in the settings you will see Bridges Section, Now you go into settings, come down in settings, and you will see Debug section click on Torrc Custom Config and you will be prompted, you have to enter below lines to use Bridges: UseBridges 1ĬlientTransportPlugin obfs4 exec /usr/bin/obfs4proxy so to do that, you have to turn VPN Mode ON in the main page of Orbot. It's strongly recommended to VPN the whole device traffic through Tor network. Which you just type orbot in the search bar and there you go. Which is accessible from but before installing orbot you have to activate Guardian Project Official Releases under F-Droid -> settings -> Repositories. To get that on your phone there two ways which I know: Now, I can connect to the internet through Tor network on mobile data. But, after restarting my mobile device, the changes seem to get applied. Now, at first, I wasn't aware that I needed to restart my mobile device. Paste the copied information in the pop-up. Then, head back to the Orbot app options, and click "Bridges" option. Then go back to your mobile browser and copy all the line that gives you as bridge information. Get the bridge IP's and ports and other information. By default, I found the "Advanced Options" box already selected as "obfs4" and "Do you need IPv6 Addresses?" box unchecked. I didn't meddle with the "Do you need IPv6 Addresses?" option. Scroll down to the "Advanced Options" box, and select "obfs4" on "Do you need a Pluggable Transport?". On the page opened, click on "Get Bridges" option.
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