# Anyone Docs ## Anyone Documentation - [The Documentation For Anyone](https://docs.anyone.io/welcome.md): Anyone is a decentralized communication network built on anonymity, privacy, and global accessibility. Run a relay, develop with our SDK, or simply connect through the network with available tools. - [About](https://docs.anyone.io/welcome/about.md): The Anyone Protocol is the essential DePIN infrastructure that enables anyone to enjoy seamless privacy and data control, supported by on-chain incentives and signature hardware. - [FAQ](https://docs.anyone.io/welcome/faq.md) - [Quick Start](https://docs.anyone.io/quickstart.md) - [Relay Setup](https://docs.anyone.io/relay.md): This Relay Educator Series is intended to help you set up a Relay in the Anon network to earn recognition rewards in exchange for bandwidth and layered encryption of network traffic. - [Install & Configure](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start.md): Setting Your Environment to operate a Relay - [OS Environment Prep](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/prep.md): This page helps you find links to Virtualization guides on Windows and macOS or Ubuntu Server Installation Guide. Next step, after that, install the anon Software and sign up for rewards. - [Virtualization](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/prep/virtualization.md): This page will guide you on how to install the VirtualBox virtualization tool on Windows and MacOS and how to create a Virtual Machine running Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS. - [Ubuntu 24.04](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/prep/ubuntu.md): This page will guide you through the installation of Ubuntu Server, either on your Virtual Machine or directly on dedicated hardware. - [SSH setup](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/prep/ssh-setup.md): SSH (Secure Shell) is a tool for securely managing remote servers. It allows you to log in to a server from your local machine and execute commands as if you were sitting at the server's console - [Installing Anon](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/install-anon-on-linux.md): This guide walks you through the process of installing and configuring the Anyone Relay on a Debian based x86 or arm64 Linux systems and support for more distributions will follow in a near future. - [Source](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/install-anon-on-linux/source.md) - [APT](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/install-anon-on-linux/apt.md) - [Docker](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/install-anon-on-linux/docker.md): Docker Setup and Deployment - [Relay Roles](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/roles.md) - [Exit Relay Configuration](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/roles/exit.md): This page instructs how to configure an Exit Relay with recommended minimum configuration. - [Anon Options](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/anon-options.md) - [Multi-mining with Taofu TPN](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/start/mine-taofu.md) - [Network & Firewall](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/network.md) - [Router Port Forwarding](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/network/port-forward.md) - [Firewall Setup & Rules](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/network/firewall.md): This instruction guides you how to setup up firewall in Debian and Ubuntu using Anon ORPort 9001 and SSH port 22 as an example. - [Configure IPv4 and IPv6](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/network/configure-ipv4-and-ipv6.md) - [SOCKS Proxy Setup](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/network/socks.md): To set up a SOCKS5 Proxy on your local relay to allow LAN traffic to pass through the Anyone network, follow this example: - [Updates & Maintenance](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/maintenance.md) - [System & Anon Updates](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/maintenance/updates.md): This page helps you with updating the Anon binary and accepting the terms and conditions. - [Binary verification](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/maintenance/binary-verification.md): How to verify that your Anyone command-line software is safe to use (security best-practice) - [Unattended Upgrades](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/maintenance/unattended-upgrades.md): Automatically keep your entire system up to date. - [Troubleshooting](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/troubleshooting.md) - [CGNAT & IPv4 reachability](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/troubleshooting/reachability.md) - [OR Port Check](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/troubleshooting/orport.md): This page provides guidance on confirming the reachability of the ORPort (Onion Router Port), a vital element in network communication. - [DoS mitigation tips](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/troubleshooting/dos-mitigation.md): Denial-of-Service (DoS) Protection - [Standards & Guidelines](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/guidelines.md) - [Relay Operator Standards](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/guidelines/standards.md) - [Exit Relay Guidelines](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/guidelines/exit-guidelines.md): A guide on setting up, securing, and maintaining an Exit Relay in the Anyone Network. It covers best practices for configuration, security, and compliance to ensure safe and efficient operation. - [VPS Hardening & Best Practices](https://docs.anyone.io/relay/vps-hardening-and-best-practices.md): This guide provides essential practices and tools that VPS operators can use to secure their Linux servers, particularly in exposed or high-risk environments. - [Hardware Setup](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware.md): The Anyone Hardware protects your privacy and enables you to earn crypto token rewards! - [Overview & Specifications](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/overview.md) - [Setup Guides](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/setup-guides.md) - [Router Mode - Quick Install](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/setup-guides/router-mode.md): This guide will walk you through how to set up the Anyone Router in Simple Routing Mode. - [Relay Mode](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/setup-guides/relay-mode.md): This guide will walk you through setting up your Anyone Hardware Relay using either a wireless or wired connection to access the internet. Let's #RelayUp! - [Control Panel Walkthrough](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/setup-guides/controlpanel.md): This section describes each page in the Relay Control Panel (RCP) - [Hardware-specific Updates](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/hw-updates.md) - [System Update (USB)](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/hw-updates/update.md): This page will guide you on how to update your Relay using a USB stick. This update introduces Router Mode, a reworked Setup Wizard and more. - [System Update (WebUI)](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/hw-updates/update-ui.md): This page will guide you on how to update your Relay using via the RCP. This update requires the Relay to be on APP version 2.0.6. - [Anon Update (WebUI)](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/hw-updates/update-anon.md): How to Update the Anon Service on the Hardware Relay - [Hardware Troubleshooting](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/troubleshooting.md) - [Router Port Forwarding](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/troubleshooting/router-port-forwarding.md) - [Diagnosing CGNAT and Public IPv4](https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/troubleshooting/diagnosing-cgnat-and-public-ipv4.md) - [Security and Privacy](https://docs.anyone.io/security.md) - [Anyone Bug Bounty Program](https://docs.anyone.io/security/bug-bounty.md) - [Submissions Round 1](https://docs.anyone.io/security/bug-bounty/submissions-round-1.md) - [Rewards Dashboard](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard.md) - [Registering Relays](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/register.md) - [Accessing Dashboard](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/access.md) - [Using Dashboard](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/use.md): This guide will help you navigate the Anyone Protocol Rewards Dashboard and manage your relay operations. On this page you will find the actions you can perform, with detailed instructions. - [Staking Dashboard](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/stake.md) - [Anyone Domains](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/anyone-domains.md) - [Customize gas settings and spending cap](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/customize-gas.md): Gas fees for blockchain transactions is a fact that we can't escape, but it is possible to manage and reduce them. - [Governance](https://docs.anyone.io/governance.md) - [Register for Governance](https://docs.anyone.io/governance/registering.md) - [SDK & Integrations](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk.md) - [NPM SDK](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm.md) - [Installation and CLI usage](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/install.md) - [Library methods](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/library.md) - [Anon](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/library/anon.md) - [AnonSocksClient](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/library/anonsocksclient.md) - [AnonControlClient](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/library/anoncontrolclient.md) - [Tutorials](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/tutorials.md) - [Hello Anon World I](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/tutorials/i.md) - [Hello Anon World II](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/tutorials/ii.md) - [Circuit Control I](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/tutorials/iii.md) - [Circuit Control II](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/npm/tutorials/circuit-control-ii.md) - [Native SDK](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk.md) - [Releases](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk/releases.md) - [Manual](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk/manual.md) - [Tutorials](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk/tutorials.md) - [Anyone Services I](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk/tutorials/services1.md): Setting Up Hidden Services on the Anyone Network - [Anyone Services II](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/native-sdk/tutorials/services2.md): Setting Up Services on the Anyone Network - [iOS SDK \[Beta\]](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/ios-sdk-beta.md) - [CocoaPods install guide](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/ios-sdk-beta/cocoapods.md) - [API reference](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/api.md) - [REST](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/api/rest.md) - [\[Future\] GraphQL](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/api/future-graphql.md) - [Tracking the Protocol](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/api/tracking.md): A reference for portfolio trackers and other supplementary tools to track information in the protocol, such as staking and locked tokens. - [Integrations](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/integrations.md) - [Monero CLI](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/integrations/monero-cli.md): Using Monero CLI Wallet with Anyone Network. - [Use Sepolia Anon RPC](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/integrations/sepolia-rpc.md) - [Proxy AI API Request](https://docs.anyone.io/sdk/integrations/proxy-ai-api.md): Sending anonymous requests to any AI providers API over Anyone socks5 proxy using npm - [Connect to Anyone](https://docs.anyone.io/connect.md): For end users: usage, applications, no relay setup - [Public Proxies](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/public-proxies.md) - [Linux](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/linux.md) - [MacOS](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/macos.md) - [Windows](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/windows.md) - [Android](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/android.md) - [iOS](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/ios.md) - [Hardware connectivity](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/hardware.md) - [Common Application Proxy Settings](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/apps.md): This page provides instructions on how to connect various applications and devices to the Anyone network using the SOCKS5 proxy protocol. - [Scripts](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/scripts.md) - [One-click Linux Proxy](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/scripts/linux.md) - [One-click macOS Proxy](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/scripts/macos.md): This page provides instructions on how to quickly enable Anyone proxy for macOS, automating the steps in the previous guide into one command. - [One-click Windows Proxy](https://docs.anyone.io/connect/scripts/windows.md) - [Tokenomics](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics.md) - [Introduction](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/introduction.md) - [Token Distribution](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/token-distribution.md) - [Token Outflow](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/token-distribution/token-outflow.md) - [Other Tokens](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/token-distribution/other-tokens.md) - [Relay Rewards](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/relay-rewards.md) - [Lock Requirement](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/relay-rewards/lock-requirement.md) - [Lock Adjustments](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/relay-rewards/lock-adjustments.md) - [Reward Multipliers](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/relay-rewards/reward-multipliers.md) - [Additional Roles](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/additional-roles.md) - [Authorities and Staking](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/additional-roles/authorities-and-staking.md) - [Governance Voting](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/additional-roles/governance-voting.md) - [Premium Circuits](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/premium-circuits.md) - [Premium Circuits](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/premium-circuits/premium-circuits.md) - [Premium Circuits: Metrics](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/premium-circuits/premium-circuits-metrics.md) - [Summary](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/summary.md) - [Value Accrual Summary](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/summary/value-accrual-summary.md) - [Rewards Case Study](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/summary/rewards-case-study.md) - [Multichain](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/multichain.md) - [Incubator](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/incubator.md) - [Appendix](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/appendix.md) - [M Derivation](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/appendix/m-derivation.md) - [Risk Equation Derivation](https://docs.anyone.io/tokenomics/appendix/risk-equation-derivation.md) - [Community & Support](https://docs.anyone.io/resources/support.md): For assistance with installation guides and troubleshooting, general questions or bug reports, our customer support staff are available to assist you as soon as humanly possible. - [Useful Links & Whitepaper](https://docs.anyone.io/resources/links-and-whitepaper.md) - 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