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So here below is a screenshot I took from Individous, which supposedly is a privacy-focused YouTube frontend, and as you can see I opened it through Tor, I don’t know much about Individous, and that’s why I was checking it up, anyhow my question here is, why the damn hell the videos being served to me are basically what I get served on my actual account? like no disrespect to any of these YouTubers but am I really to believe that the freaking The Linux Experiment channel is popular among the young crowd? It’s really weird to open what is supposed to be a completely “blank” youtube page and see “mine” being served to me, especially through Tor. (if they served some Vtuber clips I’d be certain I was being fingerprinted.) My main theory it’s that I’m basic as hell and that all nerds like me watch the same shit, and we all are NPCs living in an unbreakable bubble, which yeah it’s kinda sad, but at least Tor is still safe to use. Anyway, this weirded me out so much that I felt like sharing it, what do guys think? NPC or Tor breaking fingerprint. submitted by /u/OGGOGOgomes |
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Now in exile from Belarus, opposition figure Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says the announced death of political prisoner Alexei Navalny resonates with her, as she doesn’t know if her husband, another political prisoner, is alive.
