The dark web.

bnet said:
we prove our stuff, you just repeat MSM, funny that eh ! you know, how you lie to yourselves because you are frightened of the actual truth.
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Personally, I think RubberD was right to follow your lead. It's a total waste of time communicating with this person. Bit of a shame saying that, but there you go.
 
But here we are said:
Did you ever prove the 60 still born babies a month in one hospital?
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why would l ? l passed on some info, like l pass on a lot.
At the time if l can be bothered and ask, l will.

Prove its not true if you can ? you're the one asking, shit for brains !!
 

Your waking up as took a step back it seems, don't give up Sardine, you can do it !!! Drink !!
 
But here we are said:
I suppose I should own up now.

It’s me, Bnet I made up this user to see how many of the groovy gang would like and reply to posts from someone.

And all you groovy gang retaryds fell for it like the thick twats you are.

You thick cunt twats need to shut up now.
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This place gets stranger, I’m beginning to think it is frequented by demented fools.

Are you saying that bnet is ‘but here we are’ or you are?

This is confusing.

Why oh why have admin not stepped in.
There much some sort of breech of contract. .
I’ll look in to it.
 
Worra bunch of cunts! I posted this thread on the general chat section. I didnt see it as political, or a conspiracy theory, but it was moved. It was a genuine question. I was interested in the technicalities of getting on it, a d whats actually on it if you get there. But, the Bull Boys and Groovy Gang hijacked it!
 
I use it for things I like to buy that are, shall we say unconventional, specialist’s butt plugs and the like .

#1 Know your goal​

It doesn't take much IT knowledge to realize that the Deep web (and especially the Dark web) is a pretty dangerous place. Especially if you don't know what you're doing and only go there to satisfy your morbid curiosity.

So, you have to know what exactly you are going to do there so that you don't end up being a victim of a hacker with all of your personal info exposed(which is much more likely than on the surface web).

#2 Find a reliable VPN service provider​

Before you descend into the darkest corners of the Internet, you should probably get a barrier between yourself and your activities. For that, you could use a VPN service that encrypts your data and hides your identity. There are many VPN service providers, so pick whichever you find the most trustworthy.

Sending private email means hiding your real IP address and using a secure email service provider. Most popular email platforms like Google or Yahoo are excellent in their simplicity and storage but are lacking in the privacy department.

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#3 Set up your account​

You have the option to choose between paid and free VPN providers. Free ones are generally not the best contenders. Some tend to sell off your data. So, you should stick to premium paid VPN providers for the best experience. You can make the transaction more anonymous with cryptocurrencies and providing as few ties to your identity as possible.

#4 Set up your VPN client​

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You'll need to follow your provider's instructions to set up the client on your device. This means installing the software and enabling features like the kill switch that will help you keep your privacy safe. You should also test if it works by going to a website like whatismyipaddress.com and checking if it's displaying the VPN's IP address.

#5 Take safety precautions​

Activating your VPN is not enough to access the Dark web safely. You have to take into consideration all the applications that are currently running on your computer.

For example, you should close all the apps that you have accounts for. This includes your password manager, streaming applications like Netflix, and storage apps like OneDrive. You might even think about closing everything that's not essential for browsing the Deep web.

Also, you should cover your webcam (if you're not doing this already) and turn off the location on your device. In addition to all this, you must have a quality antivirus software tool installed.

#6 Pick one of the available overlay networks​

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If you have your VPN up and running, you can start looking at the overlay networks. Their clients and configurations may differ, but some can be used interchangeably. For example, you can use Freenet inside Tor. Of course, that opens a lot of additional security issues that you might want to avoid. So, you should stick with one, Tor is the most popular and should be the easiest one to pick up.

#7 Set up your overlay network client​

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Once you've installed Tor (or any other overlay network), you should tweak the default settings. For example, the first thing you should do is set the security slider to High. This setting completely disables javascript, which is a vulnerability through which malicious code is often injected. This loophole could reveal your identity.

Disable iframes, these are used to insert links within links. So, as you've probably guessed, they can be used to display content that you don't want to see or guide you to malware.

Finally, disable referrers, these tell which website you came from and give more data that can be used to narrow down who the potential user could be. Naturally, you should want to keep this information as minimal as possible.

#8 Check for IP leaks​

Even though you have everything set up, there's still something to be done, and it's checking whether you have any leaks that could reveal any personal info about you.

Basically, you have to check for IP, DNS, and WebRTC leaks. For this, you should turn on your VPN and head to ipleak.net and dnsleaktest.com. There, you should check whether the IP address displayed is your real one or the one provided by the VPN service.

#9 Find a website and connect​

Tor browser screen

Rather than relying on search engines, you'll have to visit darknet website aggregators and wikis to find links for actual websites. Of course, if you want to feel how it all works, you can try out darknet versions of legit websites. For example, you can read Onion-specific The New York Times here: https://nytimes3xbfgragh.onion.
 
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