mukuz

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by mukuz 6y ago
Jio uses DNS sniffing and SNI blocking. They monitor all DNS requests(no matter who provides the DNS server). So the solution is DNS over HTTPS. The SNI method is a bit tricky. ESNI does prevent the blocking, but currently it’s rarely imple
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by mukuz 6y ago
I’m on Jio 4G. DDG has been inconsistent since yesterday. Now it’s not working at all. It’s working with green-tunnel to bypass Jio’s SNI based blocking. So surely, it’s blocked, not some server issues.
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by mukuz 6y ago
It does make an effort to solve the problem. It currently uses a time based approach in which tokens are credited to a publisher based on time spent by the user reading the article. Also there is a threshold of some seconds before any token
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by mukuz 6y ago
Why does no one talk about brave’s approach to micro payments. It makes micro payments effortless. One doesn’t even need to use their ad based model. Instead, just buy some of the BAT tokens and use them. Is there some inherent flaw in ther
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by mukuz 6y ago
Google will be able to provide us with a lot more information extracted from our mails. Like it currently does for delivery tracking and reservations.
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by mukuz 6y ago
Most comments here are blowing things way out of proportion. Links are in no way getting modified by the browser. The issue is that when someone types binance.us(or a few other brave affiliate sites) in the address bar, the top recommended
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by mukuz 6y ago
You can install Firefox Focus[1] on iOS and enable it as a content blocker in safari settings. It works really well as an ad-blocker. [1] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/firefox-focus-privacy-browser/...
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by mukuz 6y ago
All working fine in India.
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by mukuz 6y ago
India has strict net neutrality. ISPs cannot throttle some services and allow others. If you are talking about banning websites(torrent, porn) then that's a different issue. That is enforced due to a court order. I have a Jio connectio