[negura]

gosh, thanks for sharing your US national security concerns. as a former Googler. straight out of San Francisco. the world's epicentre of "win-win" tech innovations

> But a company can't block US residential IPs if it would also cut off many of their real customers.

since when do companies care whether they cut off real customers? i've been paying for residential proxies for everyday internet browsing for nearly 6 months. because it's the only way to pass the captcha service of another famous company headquartered in San Francisco

[throwawayqqq11]

In a not so far dystopian future, we might be thankful for any bit of anonymity we get. I am waiting for the day my ISP detects and blocks my tor/vpn traffic, as GP suggested. You think politicians/regulators wouldnt go so far to "protect children"?