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Re:Open research, stronger privacy: Making Firefox users har... by ada-h00k on Thursday November 12, 2026 @04:44AM (#50465067)
Currently, it's mainly used to track the 50 searches that you can perform without signing up. But for me, that makes it hard to trust them. Fingerprinting without explicit notice and consent is not something a service that claims to support privacy should be doing. They should either go back to requiring an account, as they did before, or clearly state that they use Turnstile and ask for consent and otherwise deny the search.

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