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I bet they called it the 'deep' web, which is what it has been called for years. Otherwise they were just wrong. That being said, caring that the name might '
by mburns 13y ago
I bet they called it the 'deep' web, which is what it has been called for years.
Otherwise they were just wrong.
That being said, caring that the name might 'sound negative' seems ridiculous. Anyone who wants to rely on a form of secure communication wouldn't base their judgement solely on a name and ignore the context like who founded it. People who are willing to make those snap judgements aren't interested in the service.
- nitrogen 13y agoAnyone who wants to rely on a form of secure communication wouldn't base their judgement solely on a name and ignore the context like who founded it. The future of security depends on having everyone use it, including those who don't currently (realize they should) care.