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   Dig Deeper (digdeeper@social.076.ne.jp)'s status on Friday, 30-Sep-2022 02:37:53 JST Dig Deeper
   Just found this site "Privacy Pledge": https://web.archive.org/web/20220928110826/https://privacy-pledge.com/
   
   Why do I link to an archived version? Because it is behind Cloudflare, and so I cannot access it through TOR. And yet the site says beautiful things such as:
   
   >The internet, above all, should be built to serve people. This means it honors fundamental human rights, is accessible to everyone, and enables the free flow of information. Businesses should operate in such a way that the needs of users are always the priority.
   
   >People’s data should be securely encrypted in transit and at rest wherever possible to prevent mass surveillance and reduce the damage of hacks and data leaks.
   
   I hope I don't have to mention this, but just in case, this is exactly what Cloudflare DOES NOT do. I mean the CF MitM is a 180 degree turn from the second point. UGH, I can almost feel the pain through the screen.
   
   Can at least one of the pretend heroes actually be one, instead of just another liar?
   • 寮 and 自由ソフトウェアは最良 like this.
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     寮 (ryo@social.076.ne.jp)'s status on Friday, 30-Sep-2022 07:46:04 JST 寮

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     @digdeeper Now while you mention it, when I was looking for a throwaway email address (all of which are Cuckflared by the way), among the search results was "proprivacy.com", also Cuckflared.
     And in their list of "5 best disposable email soyvices in current year", only 2 weren't Cuckflared: Emailondesk and ProtonMail (the latter of which isn't disposable).
     And both enforce a captcha, which requires Spywarescript to even come up.
     So yea, the clearnet is basically owacon.
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     翠星石 (suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com)'s status on Friday, 30-Sep-2022 13:50:07 JST 翠星石

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     @digdeeper >so I cannot access it through TOR
     By the way, it was never "TOR", it's: Tor.