I have heard a bit here and there from the Deep Web. It's basically, all the bottom of the Internet Iceberg we never get to experience because what we have access to is basically what the Internet providers allow us to see.
At first it sounds really fair that everyone should be able to access the deep web. But then again, there are issues. From what I've heard, entering the deep web is like the equivalent of entering the non-patrolled area of a city. Sure, you may get to see new stuff that doesn't show up on the Tourist panflets.... but you may also end up in a bad neighborhood where maybe, they stab people who are not their color/race/religion.... or you may end up in a part of town that borders the jungle and you may end up getting eaten by a bear.... I don't know. The analogies can only go so far. You get the point.
Has anyone here surfed the deep web and can provide their experiences? Is this something everyone should at least give a try? And if so, what is the best way to do it and what are some of the things to avoid?
At first it sounds really fair that everyone should be able to access the deep web. But then again, there are issues. From what I've heard, entering the deep web is like the equivalent of entering the non-patrolled area of a city. Sure, you may get to see new stuff that doesn't show up on the Tourist panflets.... but you may also end up in a bad neighborhood where maybe, they stab people who are not their color/race/religion.... or you may end up in a part of town that borders the jungle and you may end up getting eaten by a bear.... I don't know. The analogies can only go so far. You get the point.
Has anyone here surfed the deep web and can provide their experiences? Is this something everyone should at least give a try? And if so, what is the best way to do it and what are some of the things to avoid?
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