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Privacy Search Engines
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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How can a privacy-focused search engine block Tor? You probably should remove those.
Agreed, it feels like it's a strong signal they don't take privacy seriously.
I should have specify, that they don't block only tor. They block malicious traffic.
Tor traffic is not necessarily vicious traffic...
If 94% of traffic from a given source is malicious, and I don't have a good way of differentiating the 6% that is good, I might just end up blocking 100% to keep my site stable.
Just another example of bad actors making it so we can't have nice things.