Tor Project says Google, CloudFlare and others are involved in dark web surveillance and disruption

http://betanews.com/2016/02/27/tor-dark-web-surveillance/

basiclly this isnt directly talking about our markets, but saying they are making browsing off tor hard... this makes it harder for people to stay anonymous on the internet and major companies that gain money off our information are making it increasingly harder to do so...


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[35 Points] AndThenHeSays4:

Yeah man fuck CloudFlare. I can barely read that fucking text they make you type in. Someone burn down their damn data warehouse. Fuck these niggas!!!


[34 Points] earthmoonsun:

Tor is terrible for Google's business model: no data collection, no target advertising


[23 Points] None:

I'm getting sick of typing in captchas and indentifying signs and finding all pictures containing grass.


[13 Points] opsecjedi:

Remember when you have to turn on Javascript for those cloudflare captchas, your mouse movements and the way(timing/order/etc) in which you select the images becomes a fingerprint.

tinfoil - afaict cloudflare is the same as the mafiosos of history. A DDos is the same as smashing up or torching a local businesses small shop. Cloudflare comes around shortly after offering the 'only solution'. Not to mention but anyone notice how many 'counter-culture' websites have been pushed to cloudflare by random DDos? I suspect these are politically motivated MiTM attacks, cause you know, when you use cloudflare they make you hand over your SSL keys and everything....

/cloudconspiracy /don't need a weatherman


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[3 Points] JamesBlack007:

I'm super paranoid. I thought those captchas and "find the similar" images were websites way of identifying you, so I always clicked away.


[2 Points] None:

Cloudfare disrupting tor is obvious


[1 Points] Vendor_BBMC:

I'm fed up of following a link from reeddit and having to click on all the squares that contain a street sign.

Do you include its pole?

It does show that every Tor exit node is well-known. We need more.


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