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How do you find websites that google won't show you? (google hides sites)


Question Posted Monday May 6 2013, 1:11 pm

Hi
How can you find websites that google hides? I tried using other search engines (like Duckduckgo) but that didn't help. (No I am not looking up anything bad, google just hides stuff.)

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russianspy1234 answered Tuesday May 7 2013, 4:02 pm:
The only way to find sites search engines won't show you is to know the exact address (sometimes a regular URL, sometimes a straight IP address) of the site you want to visit. In some cases you even need a special client to visit them because regular web browsers wont display them.
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