The site also became the center of a network of political activists and criminals. A student in the United States (U.S.), under the pseudonym explains why he prefers to buy illegal narcotics through the site.
'' We do not have to go out and meet with the seller to the risk of being caught,'' said the student.
In addition, prospective buyers can easily select and compare products to be bought.As reported on the BBC, the site is facilitated by a network of computer users who think that the internet should not be included in the supervision of law enforcement.
Users accessing the site will not know the identity of the interlocutor as they interact. That way, the emerging sense of security when making transactions.
BBC Radio upbringing, 5 Live investigates, had tried to buy drugs from a seller in a dark site.To gain access to the site required a software and a method that will randomize the location of the user so less likely to be tracked.
The way it seems to be used also by activists around the world and also a counter-government politicians. Even the Middle East revolution that occurred later also used the same way.
In terms of law enforcement, as expressed by John Carr, internet safety adviser to the British government and the UN,'' The police did not have adequate facilities to deal with crime in cyberspace, and they admit it.''Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Janet Williams said,'' We have been aware of the crime in cyberspace, and we have attempted to cooperate with national and international police.''
But the effort is very difficult given the position of the user who has been disguised. For users of the site including the dark and U.S. students, they are entitled to freedom even in cyberspace though.Freedom is even including the freedom of choice, like choosing to access the internet without having to fear, although in practice will always be different.
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