How to Browse the Dark Web

You can visit the dark web safely and legally, if you know how.

Having a private and anonymous space on the internet naturally encourages certain illicit activities: hacking tools, drugs, fake passports, pornography, firearms, and more are all traded on the dark web. It's akin to wandering into the sketchiest part of a real-life city, with all the related shady dealings.

However, there are also many legal and legitimate activities that require privacy and anonymity. Journalists, whistleblowers, and political activists often use the dark web for the protections it offers. Whether for noble or ignoble reasons, anything that needs to be done off the books can be accomplished on the dark web.

  How to Browse the Dark Web

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