Shop Apple privately. The way it should be.

Why we run a Tor onion mirror

Plenty of people want to buy a laptop or phone without handing their browsing, payment and identity to ad networks, data brokers and anyone watching the wire. That’s a completely ordinary thing to want. Our Tor onion service exists so privacy-conscious customers can reach AppleCryptos without exposing their IP address or relying on the regular DNS and certificate system. The onion connection is encrypted end-to-end between your Tor Browser and our server, and the address itself is cryptographically tied to our service — so when you’re on the real onion, you can be confident you’re talking to us and no one in between.

How your privacy is protected here

No account required: browse and check out without registering, so there’s no username, password or profile sitting in a database. No ID, ever: we don’t run KYC or request documents to sell you a sealed retail product. Crypto-only payments: paying with Bitcoin, USDT, Monero or any of 20+ supported coins means no card number, no bank, and no payment processor learning what you bought. Minimal data: we collect only what’s needed to fulfil and ship your order.

How to access our .onion safely

1. Install the official Tor Browser from the Tor Project (torproject.org). Don’t use unofficial “Tor” apps, plugins or random mirrors.
2. Open our onion address in Tor Browser. A regular browser cannot reach a .onion link, and shouldn’t try to.
3. Verify the full address character-by-character against the canonical one shown in the panel on this page. v3 onion addresses are 56 characters; phishing clones often change just one or two.
4. Look for Tor Browser’s onion indicator in the address bar, confirming a genuine onion service over an encrypted connection.
5. Bookmark the verified address so you don’t rely on search engines or third-party link lists.

What data we do — and don’t — collect

What we need to fulfil your order: a shipping address (or your chosen drop point), the items in your cart, and your selected coin and payment confirmation. What we don’t do: we don’t require an account, we don’t ask for government ID, we don’t store card or bank details (there are none — it’s crypto), and on our onion mirror we don’t load third-party trackers, advertising pixels or analytics. Records are kept only as long as genuinely needed, then they age out. We never sell customer data, because we don’t build the profile in the first place.

Shipping privately

A physical product has to go somewhere, so shipping is the one place a real-world address is genuinely required. We keep that discreet: plain, unbranded packaging with no “Apple” or “AppleCryptos” markings on the outside, no itemised invoice taped to the box, and no marketing inserts. You’re free to use any lawful delivery address you control — home, a workplace, a parcel locker or a pickup point. We use your address to ship and handle returns, and for nothing else.

Responsible use & legal

Let’s be direct: everything we sell is legal, and buying it privately is legal too. AppleCryptos sells genuine, factory-sealed Apple products and accepts cryptocurrency as payment — both ordinary, lawful commercial activity. Wanting privacy when you shop is not suspicious; it’s a reasonable response to pervasive tracking, and it’s exactly why tools like Tor exist for journalists, businesses and everyday people alike. We expect customers to use our store lawfully and in line with local rules, including any import duties or taxes. We don’t facilitate fraud, resale of stolen goods or any unlawful use.

Warranty & authenticity

Privacy doesn’t mean cutting corners on the product. Everything ships sealed in its original Apple retail packaging, eligible for Apple’s standard manufacturer warranty, with our own 30-day return policy on top. You get the same hardware you’d get from a retail counter — you just don’t have to surrender your identity to buy it.