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They already are, with content platforms clamping down on public access, with more and more content locked away behind exorbitantly expensive APIs (mostly think
by brianshaler 3y ago
They already are, with content platforms clamping down on public access, with more and more content locked away behind exorbitantly expensive APIs (mostly thinking reddit and twitter here)
- yreg 3y agoYes and no. The deep web has long been much larger than the observable one. What I'm worried about is a new set of legal precedents that will make it impossible for Archive to legally rehost the content they have scraped.