If you still have a #Facebook account, here are step-by-step instructions by @4evrmalone on how to download a lot of your Facebook data. You'll probably be surprised at the amount of personal information you'll find in here:
https://t.co/t2jHB19uEn
@crappyscreen Totally agree! I think the media is to blame for people instantly associating anonymity with paedophilia. Unfortunately, stories of regular people trying to protect their privacy from large corporations don't make the news very often.
@L4LIVERPOOLFC@CrackedActor99 That's a risk, yes. But that's also a risk with the regular internet. As long as you know which website you want to visit, you're unlikely to stray on to the wrong page.
@L4LIVERPOOLFC@CrackedActor99 Perhaps you don't want the government/Facebook/Amazon/Google tracking you and selling your internet history to advertisers? Perhaps you want to know what it's like to browse the internet with true anonymity?
Here's a great guide to accessing the darknet: https://t.co/TcWo6aFDmp If you have a DarkNetKey then you can skip straight to the 'Finding Your Way Around the Deep Web' section.