Re: [tor-talk] Google reCAPTCHA

["Nathaniel Suchy (Lunorian)" <me@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Google recaptcha seems to of banned Tor Relays entirely. I do not think
there is as much abuse of Tor Relays as they seem to claim.

One thing you can do is ask the sites you use to use a different captcha
technology. If they refuse they are probably not a website that you want
to trust anyways.

I'd love to see non-profit, ethical alternatives to the big sites we
currently use.

One platform, YouTube, would have bad effects if they banned the Tor
Network (they probably make too much from adverts to do that).

Cheers,
Nathaniel

On 4/27/18 5:43 PM, grarpamp wrote:
> Even forgetting website admins and the whole third party
> recaptcha cloudflare debacle, where so many users are
> just closing their tabs on those sites and going elsewhere,
> for the moment,
> 
> The fact that Google itself does this censoring, enslavement, tracking
> and data mining / brokering in front its own search service [1] that
> service marketed as benefit the whole worlds users... except
> obviously in particular to tor users which they know are using
> tor exits, and even already have a solved cookie for, but still
> block their browser's search again and again after that...
> is totally absurd and hypocritical lie. And the typical wishy
> washy silent corporate stance on such things.
> Who is not to analysis and then declare that situation similar to...
> "fuck google... they've been evil since day one."
> 
> [1] https://www.google.com/
> 
> Anyone wanting to start new services based on new
> honorable models, including privacy, micropay,  donations, etc...
> thanks to this "free" abuse for decades by all the big services,
> there is much oppurtunity out there to startup better ideas
> in that vacuum.
>

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