1. DuckDuck Go A preferred alternative to Google on the dark web. This private search engine will not track your browsing history or any other data, thus offering non-personalized search results.
2. M1 Facebook Ad Generator - Automatically generate compelling ad copy (15 variations) - Get an accurate target audience segment and a full set-up guide for your Facebook campaign - Have everything to launch your most effective campaign on FB in minutes. http://m1-project.com/ai-facebook-ad-generator.
3. ProPublica ProPublica is the first major media outlet with a dark web version. This nonprofit investigative journalism organization's presence on Tor allows you to remain anonymous and helps you bypass country blocks.
4. KeyBase Similar in functionality to apps like WhatsApp, Keybase lets you share files with friends and contacts. Your data is end-to-end encrypted using public key cryptography to ensure privacy and anonymity.
5. Riseup Secure email service primarily for activist groups. This volunteer-run website keeps no log of your activity and is also protected from malicious attacks and government interference.
6. Comic book library If you are a fan of comics, then this website on the dark web is worth exploring. The Comics Library gives you access to thousands of comics from various genres and publications and also allows you to download them.
7. Sci-Hub Sci-hub offers dark web surfers millions of journal research articles for free. If you can't find information on a specific topic on the internet, Sci-hub may be the solution.
8. Ahmia Ahmia is a search engine that can be used to find useful websites on the dark web. It can also be used to view news, insights, and statistics about the Tor network.
9. Imperial Library This onion site is called the Imperial Library; With over 500,000 downloadable books and articles, this may be one of the largest digital libraries, overall.
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