The same map, reachable as a Tor onion service — harder to block, harder to watch who's looking.
A privacy project shouldn't only live at an address a network can block or a watcher can see you visit. The Tor onion mirror serves the same public map, but the connection stays inside the Tor network end to end: no exit node, no ISP or wifi operator seeing that you loaded SparrowMap, and nothing to censor at the DNS or the border.
It's the same read-only public map — government vehicles only, same privacy rules. Just a more resilient way in.
Open this in a Tor-capable browser (below). A normal browser can't reach it.
mefguisbc3z5x3bzlqpnrzl4a5ckhkiwtvmyn24f4wfzrcr2m7ak5sqd.onion
Bookmark it once you're in. This address is permanent — if it ever changes, we'll say so here.
Tor Browser (free, the standard way) — desktop and Android. Paste the onion address into it and you're on.
Brave also works — open a “New private window with Tor” and paste the address. Handy if you already use Brave.
On iPhone, use the Onion Browser app (App Store) — Apple doesn't allow the official Tor Browser there.
The onion mirror is the same public, read-only map. Only government vehicles are ever published; civilian plates are destroyed at the camera, on Tor or off it.