ASMR- Deep Web Administrator Message

A new villain attacks the future, sending a message to Bleeding Doctor Love at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqZZZF1C73py51XhWSVkgHg A message to stop the exploration of the Deep Web on the internet. The Darkest parts of the internet are where you will find the Leader, Administrator of the Deep Web lurking. He uses subliminal messages sent to Doctor Bleeding Love's subconscious to control his conscious thoughts during the day. This is part four of Codename: TirarADeguello, and you can follow the rest of the series from the start here at this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f45dLgwvRmM&list=PLPaxkwUjDDMKf8hw9qt5grJ4TOd-TD1YJ&index=1 The deep Web is the part of the Internet that is inaccessible to conventional search engine s, and consequently, to most users. According to researcher Marcus P. Zillman of DeepWebResearch.info, as of January 2006, the deep Web contained somewhere in the vicinity of 900 billion pages of information. In contrast, Google, the largest search engine, had indexed just 25 billion pages. Deep Web content includes information in private databases that are accessible over the Internet but not intended to be crawled by search engines. For example, some universities, government agencies and other organizations maintain databases of information that were not created for general public access. Other sites may restrict database access to members or subscribers. The term, "deep Web," was coined by BrightPlanet, an Internet search technology company that specializes in searching deep Web content. In their 2001 white paper, 'The Deep Web: Surfacing Hidden Value,' BrightPlanet noted that the deep Web was growing much more quickly than the surface Web and that the quality of the content within it was significantly higher than the vast majority of surface Web content. Although some of the content is not open to the general public, BrightPlanet estimates that 95% of the deep Web can be accessed through specialized search. The Dark Web is a collection of thousands of websites that use anonymity tools like Tor and I2P to hide their IP address. While it's most famously been used for black market drug sales and even child pornography, the Dark Web also enables anonymous whistleblowing and protects users from surveillance.