The dark web turns 20 this month. From black market hotspots to facilitating the Arab Spring, here’s how it changed the world.

By cineramaMarch 23, 2020bitcoin-ms

Reuters The dark web, a subset of online content that requires specific software to access and is unindexed by search engines, turns 20 years old this month.

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The dark web turns 20 this month. From black market hotspots to facilitating the Arab Spring, here’s how it changed the world.

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