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A normal person won’t be able to access an onion site, let alone care about the pop up they’re getting about its availability. I’ve watched people navigate web
by jakereps 6y ago
A normal person won’t be able to access an onion site, let alone care about the pop up they’re getting about its availability. I’ve watched people navigate web pages with the half screen cookie banner still open.
Tor is not targeting a “normal” person, as the media has already told the “normal” people that the only things available on the “dark”/“deep” web are illegal.
- sl1ck731 6y agoI'm one of those people that leave it open. I think I instinctively just avoid clicking on any pop up/over on a page. That being said, I am curious what happens if you don't click "accept" on those ones. I'm assuming you're implicitly accepting by not leaving?
- Legogris 6y agoIf you're in GDPR territory, not clicking "accept" can not legally be taken as implicitly accepting. Reality is all over the place.
- worik 6y agoYou can train uBlockOrigin to block them. A bit fiddly, and for every site, but that is my habit so I do not have to click 'accept'.
- Franciscouzo 6y agoOr you can just use EasyList Cookie list.
- Jaruzel 6y agoWhich isn't 100% perfect - I had it partially fail on several of the sites I visit leaving me with no way to view the sites, so disabled it.
- gowld 6y agoTor doesn't work unless normal people usage it. Users need the camouflage normal users provide.
- SketchySeaBeast 6y ago> Users need the camouflage normal users provide. That's an interesting statement - what are the "users" doing there that "normal users" are not?
- catalogia 6y agoJournalism, if we're being optimistic.