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I posted this on my site here: https://ramble.pw/f/privacy/1148/mapped-gps-metadata-of-68k-videos-uploaded-to-parler
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$20 right now that this information will be used to out conservatives from the work force They will find high school principals or teachers, pilots, bankers, doctors, lawyers, etc that have posted 'wrong think' on Parler and will, at all cost, try to get them removed from their positions in the name of social justice and fighting 'fascism'.
The only site I know of that uses the ruqqus codebase and not drama is ThePinkPill.co
Here is a list of various instances of open-source reddit alternatives. The "drama" section lists some (or all?) of the sites that use drama's codebase.
Ramble.pw allows all right wing viewpoints, just like any other viewpoints, to my knowledge they have no right-wing threads though but that is just because they userbase is small.
The regression has been posted around reddit for days before hand.
https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/lnh7ya/brave_browsers_tor_feature_found_to_leak_onion/
Seems /r/privacy mods deleted a post about it because "they couldn't verify it"
https://ramble.pw/f/privacy/2387/brave-browser-leaks-your-tor-onion-service-requests-through
Has anyone verified this issue of DNS leak while using TOR mode.
I looked at the ramble.pw site which quickly devolved into stuff that makes me doubt the truth of their claim.
In the past I tested Brave's tor mode to bypass DNS blocking on our own network. It worked.
I would be sad to loose such a simple tool that helps me show how easy it is to bypass security.