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The Bottom of the Internet Iceberg: The Dark Web

By: Jimmy Mendoza, Journalist

The dark web isn't visible by searching it on the web, it requires you to use an anonymizing browser called Tor in order to access it. This mysterious part of the internet is a hotbed of criminal activity and you can do all sorts of illegal things in that website such as buying drugs, weapons, subscriptions, software sources to help you hack into other people's computers, etc.

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Five Interesting Websites

By: Phu-Duc Nguyen, Journalist

There are many websites that people access everyday such as google, YouTube, and Gmail. But there are so many other websites that are not as well known. So here are some good not as well known websites.

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Why Incognito Mode is Useless.

By: Hamza Noor, Journalist

Why is Incognito mode so useless? Does it actually make you anonymous to the world? Well. Read this article to find out if you're actually safe while using Incognito mode!

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The End of Internet Explorer

By: Luv Udeshi, Journalist

Microsoft is finally getting rid of one of its most criticized products: Internet Explorer. They announced that they will end their support for IE 11 on June 15, 2022. Microsoft will now be working solely on Microsoft Edge.

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The Dark Web

By: Widad Khalid, Journalist

The Dark web allows you to roam through the dark web without the fear of your actions being tracked or your browser history being exposed. Since the dark web is anonymous it’s a hotbed for criminal activity.

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The Deep Web

By: Widad Khalid, Journalist

The largest part of the internet is the deep web. It’s not fully accessible using standard search engines like Google.

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5G: The Best, or a Waste of Money?

By: Ryan Wells, Reporter

5G is the internet of the future! Right?

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Internet Marketing; an Extremely Influential Tool on the Cutting Edge of Technology.

By: Sam Bennion

In our world of technology, we are buffeted by information. The average person (internet user) sees 5000 ads per day, according to Yankelovich, Inc. And this number is increasing. Because the average...