A super detailed how-to book

3.5 out of 5 stars

A few times while listening to this I thought, “does this need to be an audiobook?”  And honestly, I don’t know.  I’m an auditory learner — so listening to things help me more than reading them (which is one of the reasons I love audiobooks so much).  But, I think that this book would have been better as a youtube series or even maybe a podcast.

Either way, the book itself was chalk full of details about how to get set up using the “dark net” and what to do and avoid.  It also gives some details into the reasonings why and why not for certain aspects of the internet and dark web.

It’s definitely detail-oriented.  I couldn’t sit and listen to this for more than 30-40 mins at a time since it was just so detailed.

If you enjoy books about how to get things set up, technical books, and books on the dark web, then this book is definitely for you. If you are looking to get set up using the Tor browser and want to know how to set it up — this book will get you there.

Overall, a pretty dry and boring detail-oriented book.  But not something I’m mad or sad that I listened to either.

Book Description:

Tor and the Dark Net by James Smith
Narrator: John Wray
Length: 3 hrs and 21 mins
on December 14, 2016
Genres: Non-Fiction

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