How to access the deepweb.

1. Download Tor.
https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en

2. Open Tor.

3. Type in your URL of choice.
The Hidden Wiki - http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Tips:
•Don't download anything.
•If you signup for anything, use random usernames that are unlinked to you.
•If you're going to be doing/buying something illegal, use a VPN alongside Tor.
(I recommend ZorroVPN, they're based in Sweden and they don't keep logs.)
•Most importantly, use common sense.

Thanks for posting this, will use it later

Thanks for posting this, will use it later

Awesome, let me know if you need any help.

Hey, you posted one of these.
Now I feel a bit more motivated to actually do this.

Most importantly, do not goto Hard Candy without 8 VPNS and proxies.

Most importantly, do not goto Hard Candy without 8 VPNS and proxies.

Sorry, but what is Hard Candy?


Sounds like cheese pizza.

I think that this is stupid.
Why would you need usernames unlinked to you and vpns, when instead you could
not do illegal shit, and not risk yourself going to prison or jail, get fined or whatever .o.

Yes, it may be fun but, every hacker has there downfall.
Besides the fact, this is all common sense, and you don't need tor.

If you have google chrome, use Incognito just by type ctrl + shift + n.

---

Also, if you are going to tell someone to use a VPN, make sure you
give them ALL the info, aka don't get a VPN that is hosted on USA grounds.

If you do that, the FBI or NSA can UNDER LAW get logs and find out
what your IP is, what websites you look up, and so on EVEN if you use tor.

All tor does is hide your IP through a proxie, that is *and I quote* UNDER USA GROUNDS.

If you use tor, you can easily get the websites you go on traced by the FBI, and or NSA.

I think that this is stupid.
Why would you need usernames unlinked to you and vpns, when instead you could
not do illegal shit, and not risk yourself going to prison or jail, get fined or whatever .o.

Yes, it may be fun but, every hacker has there downfall.
Besides the fact, this is all common sense, and you don't need tor.

If you have google chrome, use Incognito just by type ctrl + shift + n.

---

Also, if you are going to tell someone to use a VPN, make sure you
give them ALL the info, aka don't get a VPN that is hosted on USA grounds.

If you do that, the FBI or NSA can UNDER LAW get logs and find out
what your IP is, what websites you look up, and so on EVEN if you use tor.

All tor does is hide your IP through a proxie, that is *and I quote* UNDER USA GROUNDS.

If you use tor, you can easily get the websites you go on traced by the FBI, and or NSA.

Incognito doesn't allow you to access the deepweb at all, and doesn't even hide your IP for that matter.
Some users may want to check out black markets, which it's best to use a VPN in combination with Tor to hide your identity.
Tor is more then just a proxy, it's an overall tool that stops java, scripts, etc. to ensure your protection.
If you think people can be easily traced while using Tor, you really have no idea what you're talking about.
Tor doesn't keep logs, and 95% of the nodes you connect to is outside of the US.
Unless the node you're connected to is owned by the government, there is no way for them to get any of your information.
If you want to be 100% safe, that's the point of the backup VPN that's running.
It's clear you don't have the slightest clue of how Tor works.
None of us need to hear your moral speech about right and wrong...especially considering your knowledge on the subject.

That's why you use an off-shore one, anyone who is not a complete tool can realize that.

---

And I swear to god if you ever tell someone to just use "incognito" mode on your chrome browser, I will shove your tiny brain so far up your ass.