Well, ask me here.
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was wondering if a sticky thread regarding links to other websites related to drugs would be helpful, especially if you cross advertise your forum on their site(bluelight and erowid immediately come to mind)
also, I would love to see a subsection set aside for reviewing vendors on here. If yall begin to include advertising for Darknet markets, a place to review them as well would also be useful.
also, I would love to see a subsection set aside for reviewing vendors on here. If yall begin to include advertising for Darknet markets, a place to review them as well would also be useful.
We have disabled IP logging. Moreover, you can use the onion domain through a tor browser, you can safely upload images, as we automatically delete all metadata. Any messages in private messages are stored for only 30 days. You can use encrypted chats, no decrypting keys are stored on our servers either, once you confirm you have saved it.
That's a fine move by you, but are you also the hosters of the forum or just the operators who have rented in, is the server running in a virtual machine or as a standalone device.
The background, maybe you don't log any data, but the hoster itself can do so and all servers running as a virtual machine can be fully logged as far as I know. Actually, I should not even get involved, I think you know what you are doing.
Even in 2022, many javascripts are still used to read browser data, to do the so-called fingerprinting to track you on the net. Since no third-party javascripts need to be reloaded here, the forum software and its operators must be fully trusted that such data is not read out to re-enable javascripts.
The background, maybe you don't log any data, but the hoster itself can do so and all servers running as a virtual machine can be fully logged as far as I know. Actually, I should not even get involved, I think you know what you are doing.
Even in 2022, many javascripts are still used to read browser data, to do the so-called fingerprinting to track you on the net. Since no third-party javascripts need to be reloaded here, the forum software and its operators must be fully trusted that such data is not read out to re-enable javascripts.
Ok, but that doesn't solve the problem of fingerprinting, you will be identified with this laptop as well and can be determined as always the same unique user. Thus, a profile can also be created, which may not conclude on your true person, because you are still anonymous, but they can track the fingerprint and look for mistakes that you make, to expose you then maybe. If disabling javascript makes you untraceable because 10,000 laptops and PCs have the same torproject fingerprint, that's a big difference. You can't be tracked then. I hope I have expressed myself well.
But that is a pity
But that is a pity
It isn’t just dangerous to enable JavaScript enabled on the dark web, it’s dangerous anywhere.
JavaScript can be used to deanonymize users through exploits and malware.
Because of this, it’s recommended to keep JavaScript disabled if anonymity and security is important to you.
Same goes for Flash, and even CSS to a lesser extent… though disabling CSS would probably break pretty much any webpage.
also the site is not working anymore if javascript is disable.
you can not read private messages and also you can not watch videos .
this is a serious security problem
NEVER USE JAVA IF YOU DO SOMETHING PRIVATE BECOUSE IT IS NOT PRIVATE WHEN YOU USE IT
JavaScript can be used to deanonymize users through exploits and malware.
Because of this, it’s recommended to keep JavaScript disabled if anonymity and security is important to you.
Same goes for Flash, and even CSS to a lesser extent… though disabling CSS would probably break pretty much any webpage.
also the site is not working anymore if javascript is disable.
you can not read private messages and also you can not watch videos .
this is a serious security problem
NEVER USE JAVA IF YOU DO SOMETHING PRIVATE BECOUSE IT IS NOT PRIVATE WHEN YOU USE IT
With all that being said today, I want to point out that we understand that most of the audience is interested in working without JS. So we're going to try our best to make using the site without JS as productive as possible. But you have to understand that when you're balancing working with and without JS, you're balancing the past and the present.