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They’ve been doing this for a very long time, and I was forced to stop using their website as a result. Nothing new here. If you’re on Firefox, you can use an addon called JShelter to alert you when fingerprinting is taking place (and optionally block it).

Yes, please. Minus the woman with the orange hair.

Badaboom Jaga Jaga!

I’m still confused why they chose two different names. StopKillingGames and StopDestroyingVideogames.

What’s wrong with calling men males and women females?

Wowzers! A Russian propagandist is sad that people are opposing him.

Actually, I’m a Pirate, but I am against pro-russian propaganda being spread throughout Europe and the world. Note that Kremlin actually pays people to spread their narratives online, and there are several centers in Russia that employ people who day by day spend their time behind a screen and post negative view about Ukraine just about everywhere. Check on Youtube, there was a documentary about it. A young Russian decided to blow the whistle and told what was going on inside one of these propaganda centers.

Ignore this jackeroni person, he is one of known propagandist here on Lemmy who constantly posts kremlin-linked propaganda websites. When I confronted him in the past I got accused several times of being a lib.

We know it is.

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Put more effort into it.

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Is there any particular reason you keep posting links to these propaganda websites? @jackeroni

Let’s face it, Trump is the main problem here, not EU. If he had supported Ukraine by giving them sufficient military aid, Ukraine could have pushed the russians out of their land by now, and peace would have been achieved. But instead, no. He’s trying very hard to be the biggest dumbass in the world’s history.

It’s not just the data cloud, but the traffic as well. Cloudflare should be abolished too. Every website, that is put behind it, can have its traffic scanned by the giant.

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Russian propaganda site warning.

I hope many of their politicians get placed high on the list.

I find these “privacy” features very funny. Not strictly streets-related, but there are also apps like Google Earth, satellites.pro and such. I find it funny how one such service decides to blur out military complexes of some countries while another one does not and displays them clearly in the satellite photos.