„Tajný internet“ translates to „Darknet“ in English. It refers to portions of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and are not accessible through standard web browsers. The darknet is often associated with anonymity and privacy, as it uses specific software such as Tor (The Onion Router) to hide users‘ identities and locations.
This part of the internet is frequently used for various purposes, including confidential communications, the sharing of sensitive information, and activities that may be illegal, such as the trade of illicit goods and services. The darknet operates over encrypted networks, ensuring that users can navigate without revealing their personal information.
While it has gained a reputation for facilitating illegal activities, proponents argue that it also serves important functions, such as providing a space for whistleblowers and activists to communicate safely in oppressive regimes. Despite its dual nature, the term „tajný internet“ generally refers to the hidden, often secretive aspects of online interactions that prioritize user privacy and anonymity.
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