Have any of you ever used the Deep Web?

[Darkmoon Queen]

If so, what are your experiences, how do you keep safe and what do you do there?

I was thinking of using a TAILS USB in an old, wiped laptop. I know not to have the browser full screen and to never log into anything.

I just find the surface web so soulless and dull and cruel now that it's been taken over by Zuck and friends. Wondering what the legal part of the Deep Web is like.

Not actually asking with regard to N (hence 'legal part'), I'd find that too much of a risk. Just looking for something new.

 

[EndlessDolphin]

I've been on the dark web via a virtual machine on my laptop. I use TOR and overall I've had a negative experience with being scammed about 3 or 4 times. I've been trying to see what else is on there because I spend many days bored with WiFi.

 

[Seafoam]

I used it to buy shrooms. I used TOR. It worked well for me. I got lucky with the vendor.

 

[summers]

Deep web is just non-indexed websites. For example, if a company had an employee portal that you need a login to access. You can get to these on a regular browser like Chrome.

I think you may mean the dark web. You need a tor browser for these.

 

[lonerclown666]

For search guns sad i dont have bitcons

 

[SleepDealer]

I have not, but friends have. They say it's primarily scams, drugs, and people begging for money. Sounds pretty boring. Unless some weird dark web genius is selling something that lets me grow man parts, I doubt I'll ever check it out.

 

[summers]

I have not, but friends have. They say it's primarily scams, drugs, and people begging for money. Sounds pretty boring. Unless some weird dark web genius is selling something that lets me grow man parts, I doubt I'll ever check it out.

I don't know about growing man parts, but you can buy test on the plain old internet, relatively cheap. Lmk if you want my source, or a couple of sites with a bunch of verified sources.

 

[TheAmazingCriswell]

 

[netrezven]

used it as a baseground for a new business idea, but left it away for now. It's really hard to explain people how to use it, and some even had style design issues and called us lazy for not using javascipt. Javascript enabled and dark web, it make a good joke.

 

[summers]

used it as a baseground for a new business idea, but left it away for now. It's really hard to explain people how to use it, and some even had style design issues and called us lazy for not using javascipt. Javascript enabled and dark web, it make a good joke.

I kind of look at JS as the new Flash. I'm so sick of tons of script in sites, slowing them down for no reason. The sooner JS goes the way of the dodo, the better.