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From time to time, there has been a lot of people wandering into deep web without knowing what this mysterious place holds for you. Hear out these deep web facts to get in-depth knowledge before accessing it.

  1. Deep Web & Darknet are two different concepts.
  2. Deep users are more from countries with oppressive internet policies.
  3. Follow the code of “Deep Web Etiquette”.

Here is an interesting deep web secret => The Internet’s Most Secret Organization.

What does the Deep Web Contain?

There are crazy, disturbing & funny things that happen which will give best Deep Web Experiences.

  • A Dark Website helps you cook women with its extended guide from cutting the body part to make her live as long possible while cooking(Yes, It’s Disgusting).
  • A “Wish Pill” that will make all your wishes to come true. Probably some Dope, Who knows?
  • Selling Carrots (Only Carrots) on the deep web.Buy them with bitcoins.
  • Cheap assassins only for $400. (So cheap right). or Some Contract Killers for Hire.

Take a look at these Random Deep Web Screenshots from around the Dark web.

YearWise – Deep Web Facts:

2001:

  • Even the best search engines can access only about 16% of the available information on the World Wide Web. Therefore 84% of the information is excluded. That 84% has become known as the Deep Web.
  • Put another way, the size of the Invisible Web is 500 times larger than the Surface Web.
  • The Invisible Web contains nearly 550 billion individual documents as compared with the Surface Web’s 1 billion.
  • The Invisible Web is the largest growing category of new information on the Web.
  • 95% of the Invisible Web is publicly accessible information.
  • More than half of the Invisible Web resides in topic-specific databases.

(Bergman 2001)

2003:

  • Surface Web: 167 terabytes
  • Deep Web: 91,850 terabytes

(Lyman 2003)

2006:

  • Academic Invisible Web between 20-100 billion documents

(Lewandowski 2006)

2012:

  • 11+ billion static pages are hidden from the public as well as 450+ billion database-driven are completely invisible to Google

(Paul Gil 2013)

2013:

  • “Trillions + pages of information” that current search engines cannot find

(Zillman 2015)

  • “In fact, typical search engines like Google, Yahoo, or Bing actually access only a tiny fraction – estimated at 0.03% – of the internet.”

(Ultimate Guide to the Invisible Web 2013)

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