Clear explanations of I2P, Tor, hidden services, addressing, routing, and privacy-network access.
The surface web, deep web, and dark web are not three moral categories. They describe how content is indexed, gated, or reached—and understanding that difference makes privacy-network publishing much less mysterious.
I2P is an encrypted peer-to-peer overlay built around communication inside its own network. For publishers, that means cryptographic destinations, unidirectional tunnels, local naming, and a different path to discovery than ordinary DNS.
A Tor onion service lets readers reach a publication entirely through Tor, using a self-authenticating .onion address and rendezvous protocol. The network protects the route, while the publisher remains responsible for the application and operation.
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