You didn’t delete anything. You told reddit to delete stuff, but whether they actually did that is a different question. It isn’t public on their website anymore, but the data might still be lying around on their servers

Bro some instances block other instances because those other instances don’t block all the instances the first instance is blocking

It might not open at all depending on how much money they lost

Yes but you commented on a global website, so your previous generalist statement definetly doesn’t apply to everyone reading it :)

You don’t have to (and shouldn’t) side with any for profit company

I wonder what would happen if the 100 000 deceased individuals were to show up in person at the central election comission

How would you know?

Edit: Sorry I meant how would you yourself know whether it’s a file or domain

Journals are the cancer of the science world

They aren’t etched

EU commission president, former german minister of defence, conservative party. Advocate for strong internet censorship

Send them a bill

How do UK based VPNs differ?

Thank you for this helpful comment providing insight into a complex topic

VPNs are very effective because they increase the cost of that kind of datasurvillenace of you enough to make it not worth it.

Not really, because you left out a huge asterisk. They are only effective after you have implemented a bunch of other methods to deal with cookies, tracking scripts, finger printing etc.

A vpn on it’s own doesn’t do shit if you don’t auto wipe your cookies after every session for example. Which vpn marketing conveniently forgets to tell you

A VPN can collect the same data as an ISP, and can be subject to the same requests/laws from governments

So you have a specific reason to trust certian VPNs over your ISP. My point was just that VPNs aren’t inherently better than ISPs

Nice try, VPN!

Ah good ol’ Germany 1930s style

VPNs do little for your privacy, unless there’s specific reason to trust them over your isp

No thank you, we like our constitution