Java Anon Proxy, referred to as Java Anonymous Proxy, is a proxy server designed to help users access the World Wide Web anonymously. The software was mainly developed in Germany, and was originally an ongoing project of privacy commissioners of Dresden University of Technology and Shihe. JAP is written in Java language, and its slogan is: anonymity and privacy-anonymity and innocence. JAP can surf the Internet anonymously using any browser by using a proxy service that hides your real IP address. This service uses a proxy mixing process, which makes it possible to hide the identity of users among all connected users, and even for proxy providers, it can be used to determine which IP belongs to which user. After installing JAP, you need to configure the browser to use the local proxy server (providing usage methods) for web browsing. The provided control panel allows you to turn anonymity on or off, and also displays the current security level. JAP is preset by several free service providers and also supports paid services. Public infrastructure departments such as universities can run the service for free, and users can control it freely. Java Anon Proxy, referred to as Java Anonymous Proxy, is a proxy server designed to help users access the World Wide Web anonymously. The software was mainly developed in Germany, and was originally an ongoing project of privacy commissioners of Dresden University of Technology and Shihe. JAP is written in Java language, and its slogan is: anonymity and privacy-anonymity and innocence. JAP can surf the Internet anonymously using any browser by using a proxy service that hides your real IP address. This service uses a proxy mixing process, which makes it possible to hide the identity of users among all connected users, and even for proxy providers, it can be used to determine which IP belongs to which user. After installing JAP, you need to configure the browser to use the local proxy server (providing usage methods) for web browsing. The provided control panel allows you to turn anonymity on or off, and also displays the current security level. JAP is preset by several free service providers and also supports paid services. Public infrastructure departments such as universities can run the service for free, and users can control it freely.