The dark web is designed to be anonymous. Long term persistence of anything that might hold details about the users of the sites are taboo in the extreme. Sinc

The dark web is designed to be anonymous. Long term persistence of anything that might hold details about the users of the sites are taboo in the extreme. Since this is a hosting provider for the dark web (and one that advertises they don't do backups, logs, etc), they don't know what the content of the sites or databases involve. Keep backups of that content is an additional liability for their business. Site owners for all hosting providers, including when you're running on clouds like AWS, should put thought into their backup strategies independently of guarantees from their provider. For providers like AWS you will likely use their storage options for backups such as S3, but you are taking a risk especially if you're storing in the same region. Everything in this industry is a series of trade offs, you need to be aware of what trade offs you're making at any given time.