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>>locopa+(OP)
https://deflock.me

>>goda90+ie
Ironic that a site offering anti-surveillance resources is itself hosted behind the servers of Cloudflare, a US-based company (read: must turn over all data to NSA whenever they receive a national security letter, if they're not already eagerly, voluntarily turning over that data) that MiTM's a substantial portion of all global internet traffic.

>>anonym+Ig
We can entirely write off every US-based company as inherently evil simply because they're American.

Or, you know, we could operate with an ounce of nuance and not oversimplify the complexities of the world we live in.

>>aeon_a+sk
Most US-based companies aren't conducting MITM attacks that capture plaintext traffic for something like 20% of all global internet traffic.

Accordingly, most US-based companies are not in a position for bulk data collection and assisting the totalitarian surveillance state.

Cloudflare, however, is, and does. They are not a trustworthy party here, no more so than Flock itself.

>>anonym+l11
MITM attack is a disingenuous label applied to a completely voluntary service that the site you're visiting opts into.

Why? Because, for many, it's a technical necessity to protect sites from the dark forest of the web (i.e., assholes.)

You can cast aspersions on the implications of that in conjunction with US intelligence access, but you're painting a completely fabricated picture of reality that borders on delusional.