Understandable, but I don’t believe requiring personal information is the way to go
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If they really wanted privacy they wouldn’t just sandbox gplay services and would allow resetting advertising IDs and other unique identifiers sent to apps to track us
It's too easy to go around. Make a Reddit account: NSFW access.
Search torrents, NSFW access.
Join a telegram channel, NSFW access.
Hell, just search google images and it'll work to an extent.
Discord, same thing.
With this many websites, you just can't stop it. They can't even stop the piracy websites so..
It seriously harms everyone's right to stay private and anonymous for this, and I believe it sucks.
If then want to see it, they'll ask other people, and that's where it becomes dangerous.
yea indeed, but they do it pretty much every time on everyone, dunno if that was the same before
I believe everyone use a VPN to bypass this problem
We retaliate by butchering English when speaking it :)
If you're on private trackers there won't be anything
Location is estimated based on ISP. Always trash
Alright! I'm a French speaker and I've never heard "ménage à trois". It could be correct, but that's old language. I believe "plan à trois" is the new thing we say.
Good to know!
Unlike most other VPN providers, Riseup does not log your IP address.
Doesn't that start with a blatant lie? Which serious VPN does that nowadays?
Deepfakes are bad
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ofc their goal is not to pay more, it's to silence and harm people for standing up against the government, or for having some political opinions
The other reason is that some police units in charge of handling demonstrations like brutality, feeling powerful and harming people. They rarely get convicted because they can't be identified, and even if they are, they're pretty much only fired and don't have any prison sentence