Hi Libtech, Just saw this post a few minutes ago : http://arabcrunch.com/2013/06/facebook-blocks-log-ins-from-tor-browser-putting-thousands-of-political-activist-at-risk.html
It looks like Facebook doesn't allow connections from Tor Browser anymore. (Just tried myself and couldn't connect, indeed). Considering the amount of activists using FB in Arabic countries, for instance, this is not a minor issue. Could this by any chance be something else than an intentional move, or do we have to consider that Facebook made a clear choice regarding the personal safety of its users ? Best, Amaelle [PS -- as it's my first message to the list : I'm a French journalist, working for public radio, notably on digital issues & netpolitics.] -- Amaelle Guiton Journalisme @ Le Mouv' (Radio France) & ailleurs Auteur de "Hackers : Au coeur de la résistance numérique" -- PGP Key 0x77775AF9 Fingerprint 4D45 9E75 9D0B 098C 6D85 F839 0373 A9CB 7777 5AF9 -- facebook.com/amaelle.guiton twitter.com/micro_ouvert XMPP : micro_ouv...@jabber.ubuntu-fr.org
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