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Common term used to refer to that part of the internet which can only be accessed through anonymisation networks like tor and i2p.
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Are '.onion' websites safer/better than 'normal' clearnet websites like '.com'?
Short answer: Using the .onion links can only increase your security or do no harm (the security stay the same). Use them as much as possible.
Long answer: It depends on what your threat model is. If …
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