All search engines allow Tor users except for Google. Why does

>>57574787
Update your browser.

>>57574877
you know nothing, anon. Google blocks Tor

>>57574877
Tor uses ESR 45

>>57574787
Since they cant collect data on you they dont want you to use their resources.

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It is meant a discouragement tactic to prevent use. All the government proxies of state use this tactic. Think CloudFlare, for example, which also does this for spurious reasons.

If people are inadvertently put off from accessing sites easily, they will be vastly more likely to drop using Tor and just go back to not using it.

>>57574787
Take your damn browser off full-screen.
Jesus fuck!

I just updated to Tails 2.7 and found out they put adblock plus as a default addon. Is this a good thing or bad thing for anonymity? And why the fuck didnt they use ublock origin?

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>>57574787

>>57575518
Lol why

>>57574787
>using Tor

What are you trying to hide, anon?

>>57576215
>javascript enabled

>>57576244
It makes a unique fingerprint and easier to track you. And if you dont blend in with the rest of the traffic then others become less anonymous. Its ideal to have every browser identical for anonymity.

>>57576939
fuck off, stallman.

>>57577090
Whats the point of using tor if you enable shit that makes you traceable?

>>57575589
I bet adblock plus was the only adblocker which would pay them to use it. Probably so the ads they get paid to allow are seen on tor people too.

>>57577090
Javascript can be used for government surveillance.

>ITT: something to hide

>>57577240
AKA privacy

>>57577006
Good thing it's easy to accidentally double click the window to full screen size when activating the window with the mouse. It's very nice Tor warns about it after you've accidentally full-screened it.

>>57577240
Nice try NSA shill

>>57577240
>I have nothing to say, who needs freedom of speech?

>>57577090
Are you actually retarded?
What's the point of using Tor if you're opening a gaping wide vulnerability like javascript?

You enable flash too?

>>57574787
>why would a website earning millions from datamining block something that makes datamining harder
gee I wonder

>>57577240
>nothing to hide

The right to privacy is the most fundamental of all rights and may very well have been the first "right". It's the reason neanderthals defended the caves they sought shelter in, the reason Adam reached for the fig leaf. It's where the concept of ownership and private property derives from. Right to privacy is the father of all rights. The right to privacy is the right of self, and any school of thought against it is more akin to communism or fascism than democracy.