All Your Burning DARK WEB Questions, Answered
Some of ya'll babies ask questions after questions about the dark web. I am about to answer some of your questions that I think will either keep you up all night or think again whether to go in there or not or somehow will encourage you to go in there.
Remember, I am not encouraging to go in there if you want to just explore the web. It is not as safe as most people say. I hear users that it is not as bad as other people say but they only say that for you to have a piece of mind and tempt you go in there.
Below are the most asked questions about the DARK WEB:
Who in the world created the Dark Web?
The Dark Web was invented by the United States (US) Government. It is made to anonymously change information and other activities and vice-versa. Tracking might be another reason to hunt criminals or lure them so they can be arrested. But since most people in this world are getting attracted to wrong things most of the time, millions get into the web. Since the first people in there already know how anonymous you can be in the dark web, that is when illegal activities started. You can learn being anonymous through the internet and it doesn't need a degree to come in there. As long as you know your computer and the technology, you can easily do whatever you want.
Can you a first-time user get in trouble for browsing the Dark Web?
Well, just like a surface web, surfing the dark web is okay, but visiting certain websites is not. There is like a Wikipedia page in the web that provides search through all sites in it. These sites include sites for drugs, black market and even hiring hitmen. For first-time users, it is not recommendable to just roam around in it satisfying your needs, unless you have vpn or Tor in your gadget so you can't be tracked.
How come illegal activities are not shut down in Dark Web?
Since most users in the Dark Web are certified and experts in hacking and hiding their locations, the FBI cannot easily track them down and arrest them. Though I have seen news and articles that talks about arrest on certain drug dealers and pedophiles, they are tracked down because of their own dumbness. I saw one pedophile who posted certain vidoes that has his IP address seen online alongside the house he was in so the police was alerted that he was in the area.
Is it Illegal to be in the Dark Web?
No, it is not illegal to be in the dark web. However, visiting websites are illegal. Why? Because, for example you are in a live stream site for tortures, most users will think and assume that you are in there as audience that paid 1 bitcoin to watch and "order" one. Dark web sites are not all illegal but if you somehow, got into one illegal, you will surely be in trouble if you are not aware of what's happening.
What is Tor?
Also known as The Onion Router, it is a free browser for encryption to access the dark web, though it doesn't have acfess to all websites unlike Vpn and will somehow get you in trouble. The Brave browser, which is my recommendation for an ad-blocking browser, has a feature of Tor.
Can the police track Tor?
Apparently not. Tor provides untrack to neither your physical location of the gadget's IP address, nor your online activities. Just be sure to use the real one properly. I have seen downloadable zip files that includes a browser named Tor but it is not the browser. Be careful on clickbaits and anonymous viruses. Somehow those files, when plugged into your program files, manages to track you down, alongside your files and even open the microphone and webcam of yours.