I have a friend who's probably not gonna receive his shipment now, lol
It depends if he finalized or not, and it also depends if the seller was smart enough to cash out his bitcoins or honor the purchase if they weren't.
oh god. we had a group discussion about this in class trying to figure out why the postal service doesn't check for that kind of stuff in the mail...
They do. Retailers make an effort to hide the content of the package, for example shipping fake IDs within a playing card deck, shipping marijuana with other organic material, shipping MDMA pills inside advil containers, selling LSD sheets hidden within two pages in a notebook, etc.
Short of opening every piece of mail that goes through the post office and searching it, there's no way to find all of these drugs. They do find some, however.
seems my point is still very valid. I mean all the dark web sites are getting busted over time here.
no matter how safe tor could be, that's isn't the makeup of a persons internet use or computer use. agencies will find them all.
there is no way to hide on the internet.
I would argue it's possible if someone were to operate only and entirely through tor, using the internet for nothing other than operating their site. If this person were to never type identifying information into any computer ever, and only access the internet using public internet hotspots, in theory they could remain undetected. However, this is nearly impossible for most internet users.
