The Net Delusion: The Dark Side of Internet

"The role of online activities is to raise public awareness about what is going on in the real world or what needs to be done" (current controversy). Two examples of Internet activity are signing on interactive technology and online petition. People think that they did something and made a political difference, even though people think that the Internet's activism allows people to call it lazy and lazy. The Internet can be used for political purposes and radicalism gives people the power to stand up to support the causes they believe.

The data provided by the Internet and extensive access to viewers make post facts a very viable strategy for villains all over the world. I remembered that in 2011 I read the pessimistic book of Morozov 's Internet "Delusion of the Internet: dark side of freedom of the Internet", he thought he missed the idea of ​​the Internet altogether. Unfortunately, time proved that he is correct in many ways. It is easier to use data and audience to deal with evil or at least less work to implement it.

Only about 4% of the Internet is available to the public. The remaining 96% of the Internet is called "Dark Internet". Instead, the portion of the network that is generally available is called "clearing the net". As its name implies, the dark network is the deep, dark, dark side of the Internet and is quite different from the typical Internet understanding. Darknet is part of a bigger one - "Deep Net"

Evgeny Morozov's The Net Delusion is the first book of a foreign-policy writer and blogger born in Belarus. Morozov established a reputation as a sharp, critical critic against the Internet and "network utopianism", and Net Delusion extended his argument elsewhere. I read a copy of my comment interestingly; I like Evgeny - we met and in a corresponding era, he made me feel very smart and firm. Unfortunately, this news is an ambiguous "network-utopia" movement, whose view is embedded in a series of interspersed, gradually discussed series of attacks, usually expressed between CNN and other news organizations It was. The format of the quote is displayed. It is presumed to summarize several nominal utopia agreements. In order not to be shy about this ideology whatever it is, Morozov abandoned the person he found and even though his ammunition was weak or stupid, he thought of the idea of ​​technology as a liberator It supported it.

Among his book "Internet delusion", Yevgeny Morozov said that the Internet is not promoted by freedom of liberty and liberal democracy, but because they try to strengthen the world that is used as a compelling instrument by the authoritarian regime I talked about political control Mr. Morozov states as follows. "The idea that the Internet supports suppressed people rather than oppressors is restricted by what I call cyber utopism.