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NyTimes doesn't let any international IPs to see any articles. Last newspaper I would ever give money to.
by kanwisher 6y ago
NyTimes doesn't let any international IPs to see any articles. Last newspaper I would ever give money to.
- dakna 6y agoWhich newspaper would you give money to?
- chokeartist 6y agoThey aren't a newspaper. They are a media gatekeeper.
- cbg0 6y agoI have no problem reading the article from Europe. You can get rid of the paywall with the "Skip The Paywall" extension if you are using Chrome.
- input_sh 6y agoJust open in private/incongito/porn tab.
- hiq 6y agohttps://www.nytimes3xbfgragh.onion/2021/01/26/opinion/us-capitalism-socialism.html https://www.nytimes3xbfgragh.onion/2021/01/26/opinion/us-cap...
- 0xy 6y agoIronically, paying NY Times is quite literally cash for billionaires. Your money is subsidizing Carlos Slim's investment and his agenda. Similarly, the Washington Post is a mouthpiece for Jeff Bezos, and all cash made just subsidizes his own investment and agenda. Neutral corporate media is a contradiction.
- DaiPlusPlus 6y agoWhich news sources do you consider reputable then?
- 0xy 6y agoAlmost none. PBS is known to lie and stealth retract stories when caught, including in one instance by calling an innocent bystander a "white nationalist" after they were attacked in a car by someone brandishing a gun during a protest (evidence was stealth removed). AP has issued multiple retractions for whopping lies, including using images of kids in cages and claiming they were under the Trump administration, when the images were taken during the Obama administration (afterwards they nuked all evidence, of course).
- jimmaswell 6y agowhy should an American newspaper be expected to bend over backwards for GDPR? blame European regulations for this.
- mhh__ 6y agoIs it that hard to comply with for a newspaper of all things? It's not like it's a European court ruling compelling them to say or do anything Orwellian
- kebman 6y agoBend over backwards? Isn't the The New York Times already GDPR compliant?
- flohofwoe 6y agoThe NYTimes paywall has nothing to do with Europe or the GDPR though.
- Broken_Hippo 6y agoThis isn't from GDPR. Those sites just get blocked. This is a definite paywall. If I open it in a private tab, I get no paywall - but yet, find a page seemingly compliant with GDPR, complete with options to opt out of some cookies. Most major websites comply with GDPR, by the way - the more local they are, the more likely it is that I can't see them. So if my sister sends me an article from her local news site, I probably can't see it. Food Network is the biggest site that doesn't exactly work with GDPR: I can't see anything from the American site whatsoever, but can see the british one, who of course, doesn't show the recipe from the American site.