Dark Web Doc film. Great to watch!

[Hamuki]

I just saw this 1 hour video on youtube, and I think its well made and I wanted to share it with you guys.

What do you think about it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXajND7BQzk


Have fun watching!

~Hamuki

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[icet208]

this might be interesting. Will give it a shoot.
thanks for sharing

[ipbo]

Hope this video will not waste my time.

[nextgencoin]

Hope this video will not waste my time.

Odd ball.

[bigasic]

Just finished it.. Great video, especially if you dont know anything about encryption or tor, I loved how they interviewed the guys behind TOR etc.. pretty good documentary. I found it interesting.

I had no idea snowden gave up Englands NSA version.. in fact, I had no idea that England had a NSA type system, but they do, lol...

[Lexi Price]

Thanks for sharing. I watched it too and it was really well done. Subscribed to the channel.

Is there a place that can give more info on tor and the safest way of using it, and is there anything like a personal net modem o wifi/mifi set up that doesn't require a connection to one of the carriers that you're depending on? No contracts, no being at the mercy of verizon or sprint, etc...but a free or affordable option for net access wherever you are?

[OpenOcean]

Thank you for the share!

[hilariousandco]

This is the BBC Horizon documentary Inside The Dark Web. Not seen it yet but have it downloaded somewhere. Horizon docs are usually pretty good though.

[neoneros]

Put it in my watch later list, it keeps growing, need to find the time to watch it all, dark web is something I do not know a great deal about, so I am very curious about this doc, thanks for sharing!

[gogxmagog]

yeah, pretty good film for the beginner, touches a few important points. I would have liked to see it go a bit deeper, and not necessarily towards the nasty stuff either. For example, many universities have reams of files containing published papers and archives etc. that are copyrighted and not for general public consumption, yet they are accessible on the deep web. You just have to know what you are looking for and how to find it because none of it is indexed on search engines.

Also, the military invented TOR, doesn't that suggest to you that they could crack it too? say, force one of the three layers of encryption to be their own, monitored server every time? i don't actually understand how encryption works well enough to say, but, if it can be built, it can be un-built, no?

[Jamie_Boulder]

I watched this a while ago, a lot of speculation and not enough facts but overall an interesting documentary.

[LiteCoinGuy]

nice docu yes. saw this already some months ago. 

[randy8777]

just watched half of the video and will watch other half later today. i don't use tor myself especially since it isn't as safe as some people claim it to be. especially the combination blockchain wallet and tor.

[fast2fix]

I just saw this 1 hour video on youtube, and I think its well made and I wanted to share it with you guys.

What do you think about it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXajND7BQzk


Have fun watching!

~Hamuki

thanks for the video link, i'm gonna download and watch it later. i found some more videos worth watching.

[Agestorzrxx]

Today the difference between intelligence agencies and police has become blurred. Police pretty much acts like intelligence agencies, they use the same tools and methods, like mass surveillance for example. Not just NSA, but even local police engages in mass surveillance.

[Jeremycoin]

I think, it's a good documentary
Thx for sharing, it really helpful for filling up spare time

[AtheistAKASaneBrain]

I just saw this 1 hour video on youtube, and I think its well made and I wanted to share it with you guys.

What do you think about it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXajND7BQzk


Have fun watching!

~Hamuki

Thanks i was looking for something to watch tonight which will be a pretty boring night for me unfortunately.

[Xprim777]

Thanks for sharing 

[Hazir]

"The Web we love have been turned against us. You are more under control, you are less free." Brilliant words from brilliant documentary, now I wonder and can't decide whether we are masters of technology or... slaves of it.

[Kprawn]

We needed the "Snowden" event to open up the eyes of millions of people regarding their privacy.

A natural evolution of ANY technology that protects your privacy or identity like Tor would attract bad elements. The technology does not change the human behaviour element.

The size of government surveillance, was a big surprise to many people.