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author2019.Nov <2019.nov@noreply.codeberg.org>2019-11-20 07:34:07 +0100
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### Browser vendor discrimination
-CloudFlare gives preferential treatment to those using Firefox while
-giving hostile treatment to users of non-Mozilla-based browsers over
-Tor. Tor users of who (rightfully) refuse to execute non-free
-javascript also receive hostile treatment. This access inequality is
-a network neutrality abuse and an abuse of power.
+CloudFlare gives preferential treatment to those using Firefox while giving hostile treatment to users of non-Tor-Browser over Tor.
+Tor users of who rightfully refuse to execute non-free javascript also receive hostile treatment.
+This access inequality is a network neutrality abuse and an abuse of power.
-| ***browser*** | ***access treatment*** |
+![](image/browserdiff.jpg)
+
+- Left: `[Tor Browser] Javascript Disabled, Cookie Enabled`
+- Right: `[Chrome] Javascript Enabled, Cookie Disabled`
+
+| ***Browser*** | ***Access treatment*** |
| --- | --- |
-| Firefox (with non-free javascript enabled; incl. Tor Browser) | access permitted |
-| Chromium (with non-free javascript enabled) | access degraded (pushes Google reCAPTCHA) |
-| Chromium or Firefox (with non-free javascript disabled) | access denied (pushes *broken* Google reCAPTCHA) |
+| Tor Browser (Javascript enabled) | access permitted |
+| Firefox (Javascript enabled) | access degraded |
+| Chromium (Javascript enabled) | access degraded (pushes Google reCAPTCHA) |
+| Chromium or Firefox (Javascript disabled) | access denied (pushes *broken* Google reCAPTCHA) |
+| Chromium or Firefox (Cookie disabled) | access denied |
| lynx | access denied |
| w3m | access denied |
| wget | access denied |
+
+"_Why not use Audio button to solve easy challenge?_"
+
+Yes, there is an audio button, but it _always_ [doesn't work over Tor](https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/23840). You will get this message when you click it:
+
+```
+Try again later
+Your computer or network may be sending automated queries.
+To protect our users, we can't process your request right now.
+For more details visit our help page
+```
+
---
### Voter suppression
-Voters in US states register to vote ultimately through the state
-secretary's website in the state of their residence.
-Republican-controlled state secretary offices engage in voter
-suppression by proxying the state secretary's website through
-CloudFlare. CloudFlare's hostile treatment of Tor users, its MitM
-position as a centralized global point of surveillance, and its
-detrimental role overall makes prospective voters reluctant to
-register. Liberals in particular tend to embrace privacy. Voter
-registration forms collect sensitive information about a voter's
-political leaning, personal physical address, social security number,
-and date of birth. Most states only make a subset of that information
-publicly available, but CloudFlare sees ***all*** that information
-when someone registers to vote.
-
-Note that paper registration does not circumvent CloudFlare because
-the secretary of state data entry staff workers will likely use the
-CloudFlare website to enter the data.
+Voters in US states register to vote ultimately through the state secretary's website in the state of their residence.
+Republican-controlled state secretary offices engage in voter suppression by proxying the state secretary's website through Cloudflare.
+Cloudflare's hostile treatment of Tor users, its MITM position as a centralized global point of surveillance, and its detrimental role overall
+makes prospective voters reluctant to register. Liberals in particular tend to embrace privacy. Voter registration forms collect sensitive information about a voter's political leaning, personal physical address, social security number, and date of birth.
+Most states only make a subset of that information publicly available, but Cloudflare sees ***all*** that information when someone registers to vote.
+
+Note that paper registration does not circumvent Cloudflare because the secretary of state data entry staff workers will likely use the
+Cloudflare website to enter the data.
+
+![](image/cfvotm_01.jpg)
+![](image/cfvotm_02.jpg)
---