Dark Web used to just mean sites that weren't searchable on sites like Google. Guess they have changed the definition to be TOR sites instead? Is that the norm now?

TOR sites aren't searchable on sites like Google, so they fit that original definition. Google's objective is to index everything, so the open-internet sites remaining that haven't been searched by one of the major search engines are probably negligible.

Not true at all, lots of major sites aren't searchable by Google. Like Google can't see my private social media accounts.

Deep Web - unsearchable internet stuff like medical records, private social media accounts Dark Web - only accessible through Tor or another similar browser

Hmm, interesting although those terms have shifted in the last 20 years.

That isn't dark web, that's just putting a noindex meta tag on HTML pages you don't want search engines to index. or password-protecting pages with htaccess. Anyone who knows how to get to the pages can still do so with a normal browser. The fact that they aren't indexed by search engines doesn't make them "dark".

The distinction you're referencing didn't start until 2009, I'm just showing my age here using the old definition.

Why are Alberta driver's license is worth so much?

Thats the deep web. Dark web is different.

I don’t see the website for “2 Cock Shakur”

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