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New anti-VPN measures at BBC
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The "Dark Net" generally is still HTTP(s) with extra layers on-top, e.g the Tor Network or I2P
We're more likely looking at something like Gemini
Ohhhhh...this looks neat!
I agree! It's actually it's own protocol, being built on top of the IP (internet protocol) ofc
The webpages are essentially pure text. No JS, and everything is designed to be super privacy-friendly. Gemini is like the pinnacle of the SmallWeb