> Second, we find that a few privacy-focused users often ask their browsers to go beyond standard practices to preserve their anonymity. This includes changing their user-agent
> those users can immediately understand the issue and make a conscientious choice about whether they want to allow their browser to pass a challenge.
So they will block privacy-focused users. I guess VPNs will be blocked too. It seems they have just removed the captcha part of their system and are spinning it as a good thing to block certain users.
> those users can immediately understand the issue and make a conscientious choice about whether they want to allow their browser to pass a challenge.
So they will block privacy-focused users. I guess VPNs will be blocked too. It seems they have just removed the captcha part of their system and are spinning it as a good thing to block certain users.