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Here is the brief history.

  1. VPN fired up, opened Tor browser a month or two ago
  2. Created burner email account via Tor Browser
  3. Used burner email to open a new Gab.com account (also via Tor Browser)
  4. Posted a lot of JQ facts, got a bunch of followers etc, only using Tor Browser
  5. Made a reply about HT possibly being controlled opposition, immediately blocked by the OP and gang raped by HT groupies
  6. Next morning: I can log in, but I can't post. Everything is a "403 status" when I try to post or comment.

New tor circuits don't fix it (I've tried at least 100 times). No changes to my Tor version or anything else. I guess I'm banned from Gab.

The timing is suspicious.

Edit: so I figured it out. They started blocking Tor exit nodes for comments and reactions. The account wasn't shadow banned.

Here is the brief history. 1. VPN fired up, opened Tor browser a month or two ago 2. Created burner email account via Tor Browser 3. Used burner email to open a new Gab.com account (also via Tor Browser) 4. Posted a lot of JQ facts, got a bunch of followers etc, only using Tor Browser 5. Made a reply about HT possibly being controlled opposition, immediately blocked by the OP and gang raped by HT groupies 6. Next morning: I can log in, but I can't post. Everything is a "403 status" when I try to post or comment. New tor circuits don't fix it (I've tried at least 100 times). No changes to my Tor version or anything else. I guess I'm banned from Gab. The timing is suspicious. Edit: so I figured it out. They started blocking Tor exit nodes for comments and reactions. The account wasn't shadow banned.

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Sounds nice in theory. If one way actually worked then all the "privacy browsers" would be doing it instead of all trying different methods to stop fingerprinting. Brave's latest attempt is interesting. They use randomization. Tomayto, Tomahto. But you can bet your ass (((they))) have a very unique fingerprint for all of your devices... Facts!