Save Net neutrality in Europe
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>> EVAnaRkISTO:
“I'm using Tor and I have to solve a Google captcha to access their web. :(”
Evan, some people have started using this bookmarklet to get around that.
(function(){'use strict';var original=.href,proxy='https://web.archive.org/web/';.href=proxy+original;}());
https://web.archive.org/web/20160625133641/http://www.savenetneutrality.eu/
Kete Foy at 2016-06-25T13:41:02Z
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>> Kete Foy:
“>> EVAnaRkISTO:
“I'm using Tor and I have to solve a Google captcha to access their web. :(”
Evan, some people have started using this bookmarklet to get around that.
(function(){'use strict';var original=.href,proxy='https://web.archive.org/web/';.href=proxy+original;}());
https://web.archive.org/web/20160625133641/http://www.savenetneutrality.eu/”
I've used Startpage proxy feature to access other pages but it doesn't work on this one.
Thanks for the info!
EVAnaRkISTO at 2016-06-25T14:54:49Z
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>> trinux:
D'oh! De todos modos piensa que acceder con Tor para firmar es un contrasentido. Tanto como entrar en Facebook, por ejemplo.”
No sé si es una web para firmar o para qué. No he pasado del captcha ;-)
>> EVAnaRkISTO:
“[...] No [...]”
Si no hay neutralidad te puedo asegurar que no habrá privacidad, si las carreteras no son de acceso libre podrán controlar quien, como y cuando circulan y vetar Tor. El captcha securamente será para evitar spambots porque las direcciones de muchos nodos tor de salida están marcadas como fuente de bots que las usan para spamear y andar cambiando de dirección de origen facilmente.