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While I love those attempts (kind of like ublock origin on a server), you can easily see how they are stuck between a rock and a hard place. They have all the v
by uniqueuid 5y ago
While I love those attempts (kind of like ublock origin on a server), you can easily see how they are stuck between a rock and a hard place. They have all the vulnerability of fraudsters, and none of the benefits of authentic users.
That's why most of them seem to be perpetually banned.
[edit] Now, if someone would build an onion router that ran on people's end devices and served as a proxy network for these front ends, that would be interesting ... but would probably end up getting lots of people blocked, so please don't take it seriously.
- Nextgrid 5y ago> but would probably end up getting lots of people blocked These scum companies rely on "engagement", so they can only block people if it's a minority. If _everyone_ participates, they have no choice but to accept it (or maybe change their product so there's no incentive to run these unofficial front-ends in the first place).