At this point, I'm not even going to bother trying to go on there anymore.
I’m still able to get in but I’ve only checked because of this post, lol
Edit: I use Proton (not logged in)
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I've been blocked before. I would guess it happens if the IP your using got banned due to some user violation or abuse. But I don't know.
I occasionally get IP blocked with Proton. Previously I just toggled the random button a few times until it let me through, but Proton seems to have removed that in the latest update for no readily apparent reason.
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Still works with ExpressVPN
Also works with Apple Private Relay
Edit: tested while logged out
Don't use express VPN
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How dare you not let us track your location!
Only the investors matter now
I started seeing this a few days ago. It will allow you to browse with a vpn after logging in, and you can log in with the vpn in use.
Funnily once logged in you can log back out and continue browsing old.reddit like normal. I wonder if it's using some kind if authentication cookie to validate browsing
Huh, interesting. I was wondering why twitter wasn't loading in my browser and it's because I was behind the duckduckgo VPN. I guess this is a thing websites will be doing now.
Only eveil websites.