- second, i have no intention to use any services using cloudflare
- how did i know_
- fdroid_ settings_ repositories_ activate guardian project official relases
- install torservices (alpha)
- install privacy browser
- settings_ proxy_ enable tor
- visit
*.lemmy.world - screenshot_
this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2023
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Is torservices safe to use? Last update was 2.5 years ago. Why not just use Orbot?
Anyway, it's hard to get exact numbers but probably about 20% of websites use Cloudflare. If that privacy browser you refer to is Firefox, then you can't read their blog, because Cloudflare.
Tl:dr ๐๐จโ๐๐ซ๐ฉโ๐ you mean it's all Cloudflare? Always has been.
It's way more than 20%. Good luck avoiding them. You may as well drive a car without ever using a road.