Tor Project Accuses CloudFlare of Mass Surveillance, Sabotaging Traffic (softpedia.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Tensions are rising between Tor Project administrators and CloudFlare, a CDN and DDoS mitigation service that's apparently making the life of Tor users a living hell. Tor administrators are saying that CloudFlare is making Tor users enter CAPTCHAs multiple times, tracking their Web sessions, and sharing data with other companies. Additionally, a study by some UK and US researchers found that are 1.3 million websites blocking access to Tor users, 3.67% being Alexa Top 1000 sites.
.. What 0.7 of a web site?
Yahoo. That's what.
"If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid." - Epictetus
In any case, you have an odd definition of a "living hell" even from a first-world perspective.
Stop oppressing me by tracking me when I'm pretending I'm anonymous! lololol
Once upon a time, Tor was a shining beacon of light that caused me to think fond thoughts of oppressed Persians being able to access their own cultural history via the West. These days, they have phone apps for that in their own language, and Tor is just a joke that never stops giving.