I think it depends on your usecase. Tor is normie tech. My whole family runs it in the background.
It's good. But if you are not using onion addresses it is compromised. You need to exclude spy nodes from Germany and Netherlands that make up >50% of the network and unfortunately they provide the highest speed.
Use it as much as you can. Ask people to provide you with onion addresses!
Then people in opppresive regimes should look into v2ray.
And in general I'd recommend a VPN on your router to separate ISP from your Tor usage patterns.
Finally you could even use i2p on top of Tor. It has less shortcomings and it's only issue are low speeds because usage is still low, but it's preferable if you want higher degrees of anonymity.
