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To: SkyDancer

The dark net is the nasty part of the TOR net. TOR it’s self, or the deep net as it’s called is not as bad as they make it out to be. Most government agencies and the military use it. Along with thousands of business networks because of the security. Problem is it is wide open with absolutely no registration or guidelines.So unfortunately there is also some very illegal stuff in there too. Surfing responsibly and with discretion is a good practice.

https://www.torproject.org/


9 posted on 09/12/2018 5:24:49 PM PDT by Openurmind
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To: Openurmind

Not that I need it, I’m just the curious sort. Thanks.


12 posted on 09/12/2018 5:27:21 PM PDT by SkyDancer ( ~ Just Consider Me A Random Fact Generator ~ Eat Sleep Fly Repeat ~)
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13 posted on 09/12/2018 5:27:24 PM PDT by RandallFlagg (They all get down, and arm up. Ready to take down tyrrany. The magnificient Seven.)
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To: Openurmind

The Tor browser can be used to navigate the dark Internet.

Some people prefer privacy and don’t like to be snooped on.

You can avoid being tracked by using Tor and VPN.


16 posted on 09/12/2018 5:29:29 PM PDT by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives In My Heart Forever)
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To: Openurmind

Thanks for the explanation. I’ve always wondered exactly what it was but I’m retired and haven’t kept up with the world of electronics/interwebs/languages. My main source of information in those fields passed away 17 years ago so it seems that’s the year the information highway ended and where my brain began to get less and less “food for thought.”

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59 posted on 09/13/2018 5:01:03 AM PDT by Monkey Face (If you want to see professional athletes who respect our country and our flag, go to a rodeo.)
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