The best known online communities of the Deep Web
On the Internet there are a large number of web pages, social networks, forums and platforms in which large communities are created. Some of them are very popular, and some are not so popular. However, what not many people know is that in the Deep Web, the hidden part of the Internet, also there are a lot of online communities that are well known.
To find out what some of these communities are, some of them will be discussed below. Will be explained what are these communities and on what is each one developed? In addition, some other curious and interesting facts about them will be explained.
8chan: A renewed forum
The first of the online communities of the Dark Web is 8kun, which originally named 8chan and that is still called that way by many people. Simply put, this is a kind of image board forum that was created by software developer Fredrick Brennan in October 2013.
When creating it, Brennan had no other intention than to make a forum similar to the famous 4chan, but with a much broader freedom of expression. Because 4chan had become very dogmatic with its rules from this programmer's point of view, 8chan was born with the intention of allowing users great freedom of expression on the Internet.
Since 2014 it has been seen on the platform that the only rule is not to publish content that is illegal in the United States. The most remarkable feature of this platform is its anonymity
In 2019 the website was closed because supposedly some shootings in different areas of the world were coordinated from here. This meant that in August 2019 it was closed, and that in November of the same year it returned with the name of 8kun. However, with its new rules, this forum is used very well to touch any topic with the comfort of anonymity.
Onion Chan 3.0: A Deep Web Veteran
This community is one of the oldest that can be found on the Deep Web. Basically, this is a forum, and it is very similar to some of the superficial internet, like Yahoo or Reddit. And just like in these forums, you can post about topics of any kind.
Another thing that can be said is that anyone can be in this community and, at present, there are more than 60 thousand members in it; And that's only on the Spanish version of the Web. In addition, it is known as "3.0" because it It has been closed on several occasions due to various technical problems.
In this forum what can be highlighted the most is the wide variety of subjects that are touched. In it there are people who request employees for their businesses, requests for information of all kinds, in addition to specific sections in which there is content of the conspiracy such as UFO sightings.
Chat with Strangers: A random and anonymous chat
When entering the Deep Web the most remarkable thing is the anonymity. For this reason, the online communities found here are also characterized by that. And precisely this website, called Chat with Strangers (your translation would be chatting with strangers or chatting with strangers) it is based on anonymous conversations that can be had on the network.
Because it has such a clear purpose, the truth is that there is not much to be said for it. When entering the Web, the algorithm of the same will assign two people who are online at the same time so they can chat. As you do not have to register and you are inside the Dark Web, the conversation and identity of its participants is completely anonymous.
Entering Social Networks: The Facebook of the Dark Web
Facebook is the largest and most recognized social network on the surface internet today. However, what very few people know is that there is also a modified version of it on the Dark Web. This is known as Blackbook, being the same one of the online communities of the Deep Web. And it really isn't much different from the blue version we're all used to.
What can stand out the most about this Deep Web social network is that it has the same interface as Facebook, but with the difference that everything is black. What's more, the content shared there is completely anonymous, and maybe not everything is legal.
HiddenAnswers: A Website to Ask Questions
HiddenAnswers is nothing more than a kind of forum, which It works very similar to Yahoo! In this a question is asked, and the community gives the answers. Of course, the most marked difference is that the questions asked here they are almost always related to the Dark Web, so many times its content will have to do with an illegal topic.
Well, as you can see, the best-known online communities on the Deep Web have characteristics that make them unique and special. For this reason, any Internet user who wants to access this side of the internet may want to take a quick look at them. Of course, as you may already know, to enter these online communities you must use the Tor browser that you can download from the Web.