F.A.Q | darknetworld.com

How often is site status updated?

Our system checks all listed services every 60 seconds from multiple global monitoring nodes. Site statuses are updated in real-time based on those results.

How do you determine if a service is "Online", "Offline", or "Unstable"?

Status is determined using a scoring algorithm that considers:

Response times from multiple global sources
Availability consistency
Functional checks (e.g. login or landing page reachability)
Historical uptime trends

Sites that are partially accessible or slow across nodes may be labeled "Unstable".

Can I request a new site or service to be monitored?

Yes, absolutely. Please contact us via Jabber (OMEMO) at: with the following:

Official URL of the site or market
Available mirror links (if any)
A brief description
Any verification notes (e.g. PGP or forum announcements)

We typically review and respond to requests within 24–48 hours.

How do you protect against phishing and fake listings?

We apply multiple verification layers before adding a service:

PGP-signed announcements from site admins
Verification of onion addresses via trusted sources
Regular comparison with known phishing databases
Community flagging and manual review
Visual hash-based mirror verification

Still, users are encouraged to independently verify links before visiting any darknet site.

Do you collect any user data or track visits?

No. darknetworld.com is built for anonymity. We:

Do not use cookies or session tracking
Do not require or rely on JavaScript
Do not store or log IP addresses
Do not track user activity or browser fingerprinting

Our site works seamlessly with Tor Browser and is designed to respect your privacy at all levels.

How can I support darknetworld.com?

Your support keeps the lights on. You can help by:

Reporting outdated info or suspicious sites
Sharing verified mirrors for darknet services
Contributing to our open-source monitoring tools
Donating Monero (XMR) or other privacy coins