The deep web hidden internet dark tor is going clearnet
TheVigilante
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Affiliate opportunities how so?
Abudence
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Google a bit with keywords: weed affiliate, THC affiliate, bong affiliate. This all would only grow. Authority sites in this niche was always a good idea and those who was pre legalization to post probably hit jackpots
ExperimentalSEO
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There are only a few countries in the world where marijuana is legal.
Abudence
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Wouldn't stop one of us marketers. Using a vpn to secure a few data packets should help shield government eyes on what you're marketing in the legal countries if it's that strict
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Just as an FYI for those lost by the title of this thread:
Clearnet / Surface Web = Internet indexed by search.
Deep Web = Internet not indexed by search.
Darknet = Internet not indexed by search (a part of the deep web, if you will) and requires alternate browsing behaviors (web browsing client, different domain extension, etc).
Clearnet / Surface Web = Internet indexed by search.
Deep Web = Internet not indexed by search.
Darknet = Internet not indexed by search (a part of the deep web, if you will) and requires alternate browsing behaviors (web browsing client, different domain extension, etc).
Abudence
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If you read the full title you'll see my humor that must have failed
The most real KGB thing on those marketplaces is the tax free cigarettes
Billy Batts
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Your title is somewhat misleading. TOR will never switch to clearnet and is a lot more than just selling weed. So vendors that have been using the dark web might make their switch to clearnet but this has nothing to do with TOR.
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I fort TOR was going clean lol...
To me tor a browser that uses a VPN for safety.
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@hotseo that weed method has been out years since USA Canada realised weed.
very old method and yes ppl do use VPN and private proxy to run such business.
what I don't understand is the Tor bit?
why I read this because I am waiting for UK to realise weed legally and then hopefully get a license to open a weed shop/distribution centre.
but currently, there still against weed.
I think the government will open distribution centres there self with local bough help as the money will be huge.
To me tor a browser that uses a VPN for safety.
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@hotseo that weed method has been out years since USA Canada realised weed.
very old method and yes ppl do use VPN and private proxy to run such business.
what I don't understand is the Tor bit?
why I read this because I am waiting for UK to realise weed legally and then hopefully get a license to open a weed shop/distribution centre.
but currently, there still against weed.
I think the government will open distribution centres there self with local bough help as the money will be huge.
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Resonate2
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Weed in the US is still a federal crime. They can stop you at the border for posting you doing bong hits on your social media. yep. They may not have been publicizing but they can.
There seems to be State supported reasons for the base numbers on crypto. China's recent bizarre statements on it appear to be a hedge towards freedom from the greenback and the international banking system.
I agree with your premise that the more things are 'legalised' to whatever extent, it changes how they're sold - just ask the cigarette companies that own patents and registered trademarks for weed based products. I'm not sure the legalities however are ready for prime time and it's still grey market.
The proposition that the darknet is going clear does not logically follow on from one to the other.
I can see the argument and accept that as it moves legal status it may change 'domains' (societal rather than ICANN
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There are other reasons for the existence of the dark web, not just for things society doesn't approve of such as 'substance' or 'awful behaviors', but in terms of social control and political and informational control.
As places like NK embrace crypto and moved through 'secondary' markets there seems to be a baseline support for it, because it allows them to circumvent the complete control systems imposed from western sources.
When Russia stifles the net, BOOO. When the US does it for our 'safety' OOOH'.
Both cases create a need for free information flow beyond State or Capital control.
I am firmly in the camp of 'genie-out-of-the-bottle' and I think the informational changes have yet to be fully manifest. Woe be those who predict the future
There seems to be State supported reasons for the base numbers on crypto. China's recent bizarre statements on it appear to be a hedge towards freedom from the greenback and the international banking system.
I agree with your premise that the more things are 'legalised' to whatever extent, it changes how they're sold - just ask the cigarette companies that own patents and registered trademarks for weed based products. I'm not sure the legalities however are ready for prime time and it's still grey market.
The proposition that the darknet is going clear does not logically follow on from one to the other.
I can see the argument and accept that as it moves legal status it may change 'domains' (societal rather than ICANN
)There are other reasons for the existence of the dark web, not just for things society doesn't approve of such as 'substance' or 'awful behaviors', but in terms of social control and political and informational control.
As places like NK embrace crypto and moved through 'secondary' markets there seems to be a baseline support for it, because it allows them to circumvent the complete control systems imposed from western sources.
When Russia stifles the net, BOOO. When the US does it for our 'safety' OOOH'.
Both cases create a need for free information flow beyond State or Capital control.
I am firmly in the camp of 'genie-out-of-the-bottle' and I think the informational changes have yet to be fully manifest. Woe be those who predict the future
Marabunta
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The benefits of marijuana are not something new and have been observed, through what can be declared loosely as modern scientific principles to be good for human health (as part of a general tonic even) not just for decades but hundreds of years. I have access to old journals that record this.
I don't live in North America but I do often feel the biggest motive behind widespread legalization in this day, either recreationally or 'medicinally' is to deter the presence and influence of central American gangs - not just financially but socially, since they relied heavily on it's trafficking. Anyone stateside feel this might be at least partially the case? If so it probably means no legal marijuana here (UK) :-(
I don't live in North America but I do often feel the biggest motive behind widespread legalization in this day, either recreationally or 'medicinally' is to deter the presence and influence of central American gangs - not just financially but socially, since they relied heavily on it's trafficking. Anyone stateside feel this might be at least partially the case? If so it probably means no legal marijuana here (UK) :-(
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kingvestor
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There are still personal data market on deep web, something that normal web unable to offer
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Just remember that a VPN is for privacy, and that a VPN is not for anonymity. There's a big difference between the two (privacy and anonymity).
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Abstinence.
EducatedHustle
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I remember reading a journey thread on here long time ago before I had an account, where the guy had a large amount of weed acc's for IG, he will be laughing soon enough. that's if IG don't tighten up.