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FORBIDDEN_WEBSITE!rocks now offline

many of the FORBIDDEN_WEBSITE! users are on zooville as well. maybe they will consider posting content here.
 
Wolfman2187 said:
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Jezus christ...

You claimed "Google has delisted the site entirely, meaning it's basically offline now."

You obviously don't have a fucking clue how Google works.

Google hasn't de-listed the site, as is painfully obvious from a single search. The site itself -is- offline, but that has absolutely fuck-all to do with Google.

What will happen, is that the site will disappear from Google if it doesn't come online again, because guess what, Google removes dead links eventually.

Your claim that a site that doesn't exist on google is basically offline is so utterly ridiculous... How do you
 
Bloit said:
Jezus christ...

You claimed "Google has delisted the site entirely, meaning it's basically offline now."

You obviously don't have a fucking clue how Google works.

Google hasn't de-listed the site, as is painfully obvious from a single search. The site itself -is- offline, but that has absolutely fuck-all to do with Google.

What will happen, is that the site will disappear from Google if it doesn't come online again, because guess what, Google removes dead links eventually.

Your claim that a site that doesn't exist on google is basically offline is so utterly ridiculous... How do you
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I didn't post this thread for you to argue with my choice of phrasing. Stop it.
 
Oldman said:
The core principle of Tor, "onion routing", was developed in the mid-1990s by United States Naval Research Laboratory employees, mathematician Paul Syverson, and computer scientists Michael G. Reed and David Goldschlag, with the purpose of protecting U.S. intelligence communications online. This message brought to you by several hundred thousand page hits on a simple google search. Chew on that for a bit.
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Inventions brought to you that are based upon Military applications: the Internet, Wireless communication, Portable phones, Television, Computers, satelites and satelite navogation, Offroad vehicles...so what?
The Military funded almost every Major invention, when they thought IT could have a Military application, cause you Know, they got the Money.
So the reason Something was invented for, or funded by the Military, doesnt mean IT belongs to them.
And The Tor network doesnt belong to the Military or any government.

Now Stop spreading conspiracy bullshit Mr smartypants.
 
Another good reason they could have been shut down, is by the feds, cause they had a shitload of illegal videos, lets say "childporn" on the site lately.
They had videos with dogs licking or mounting girls, that were clearly under 18. You see, you can have a zooporn site as long as you want to, cause like i said, watching or sharing zooporn isnt illegal in most countries.
But if you start sharing childporn, what is highly illegal in most countries, the feds will start noticing, you get their full attention cause now you gave them a reason to shut you down and even arrest you.
There were a ton of people, me included, that reported the stuff on a daily bases, but the videos havent been deleted and the members havent been banned. So thats what you get if you dont care any longer, maybe the owner is already in prison.
Under every video, there were comments from people that wanted and asked for "sharing content with young actors" in it, so if you dont stop that going on on your site, thats what you get.
 
Nitro85 said:
Inventions brought to you that are based upon Military applications: the Internet, Wireless communication, Portable phones, Television, Computers, satelites and satelite navogation, Offroad vehicles...so what?
The Military funded almost every Major invention, when they thought IT could have a Military application, cause you Know, they got the Money.
So the reason Something was invented for, or funded by the Military, doesnt mean IT belongs to them.
And The Tor network doesnt belong to the Military or any government.

Now Stop spreading conspiracy bullshit Mr smartypants.
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I never said the Feds owned Tor, dipshit. I said the number of compromised exit nodes are too damned high. And malicious nodes have been a thing since Tor came into existence. That's also why Tor doesn't really mean shit without end to end encryption.

Rogue Nodes Turn Tor Anonymizer Into Eavesdropper's Paradise

A security researcher establishes his own exit nodes on The Onion Router network and sniffs e-mail of foreign embassy workers around the world.
www.wired.com www.wired.com

Now I suppose it never occured to you that if a private security researcher can set up a malicious node, the Feds and other agencies could too. But newsflash, numbnuts...they have and they do. As to the legality of watching zoo, you're an even bigger idiot than I thought if you think they wouldn't prosecute such low hanging fruit.

Here's a piece of free advice. Stick to giving your little pecker a tug and leave the shitty attitude somewhere else.
 
dogcock said:
I never said the Feds owned Tor, dipshit. I said the number of compromised exit nodes are too damned high. And malicious nodes have been a thing since Tor came into existence. That's also why Tor doesn't really mean shit without end to end encryption.

Rogue Nodes Turn Tor Anonymizer Into Eavesdropper's Paradise

A security researcher establishes his own exit nodes on The Onion Router network and sniffs e-mail of foreign embassy workers around the world.
www.wired.com www.wired.com

Now I suppose it never occured to you that if a private security researcher can set up a malicious node, the Feds and other agencies could too. But newsflash, numbnuts...they have and they do. As to the legality of watching zoo, you're an even bigger idiot than I thought if you think they wouldn't prosecute such low hanging fruit.

Here's a piece of free advice. Stick to giving your little pecker a tug and leave the shitty attitude somewhere else.
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Actually the shitty attitude is fully deserved because a) you don't seem to understand the significance of a compromised exit node and b) you're thereby making the best anonymity tool a user can use seem less useful than it is to non-tech-savy users which is clearly harmful.
 
Listen, everybody that uses tor knows that there are compromised exit nodes, and cause everybody knows that, you act accordingly and encrypt your data, right? If the government controls half the exit nodes and spies on everything you do, youre still fine, when you dont go to the darknet to do illegal stuff. Thats what im saying. If zooporn is legal in your coiuntry, its pointless if youre on a compromised exit node and they spy on your traffic, cause youre not doing anything illegal.
So in conclusion, if youre the average Joe and dont know anything about the darknet (and didnt inform yourself and therefore its your own fault if they can spy on you) youre still fine. Makes no difference if they spy on you on the clearweb or the darkweb. If youre not doing illegal stuff it doesnt matter if anybody spies on you.
Im watching illegal movie streams more than once a week, and im sure some of the feds in my country already know it and give a crap about it, cause they are going for the big fishes they can suck money out of and make a nice headline out of.

You picture the internet as a dark and dangerous place where every fed and gov is spying on you and try to hunt you down for every little bullshit thing you might do, thats total bullshit. Your government already knows enough about everybody, but they dont have the time, resources, money and will to go after every little average Joe that downloads a movie illegally or fucks his dogs or smokes weed all day long.
Thats how it is and always will be.
 
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Is this what has happened to ZooCab? I noticed I can’t access the videos on that site anymore. The still photos are still up, but I get a dead link when I click on the videos.
 
HuskyLust said:
Yep, working that hard to make content tends to make you want to keep it exclusive....
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It's not our fault that we can't buy Art of Zoo movies on blu ray. Do you think I like beast porn on the internet where "Big Brother, the all-seeing eye" can see what I jerk off to and hack my cam to watch me jack? Trust me, I would love to give Adam solid cash for blu rays to be sent via mail but unfortunately, that is illegal, so we are stuck here.
 
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The sooner that FORBIDDEN_WEBSITE!rocks comes back online the sooner all this nonsense will end. There's already been like 10 threads created about this in multiple sections of the forum. (I'm sure it'll be back, or something else will replace it.) Some of y'all really need to go and fap one out right now! Y'all are all acting denser than a blackhole.
 
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FloofyNewfie said:
The sooner that FORBIDDEN_WEBSITE!rocks comes back online the sooner all this nonsense will end. There's already been like 10 threads created about this in multiple sections of the forum. (I'm sure it'll be back, or something else will replace it.) Some of y'all really need to go and fap one out right now! Y'all are all acting denser than a blackhole.
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Aye, well said!
 
Ookami said:
Actually the shitty attitude is fully deserved because a) you don't seem to understand the significance of a compromised exit node and b) you're thereby making the best anonymity tool a user can use seem less useful than it is to non-tech-savy users which is clearly harmful.
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lol k :rolleyes:

Non-tech-savvy users not familiar with tor can end up thinking they're anonymous and secure while leaking their ip info from a misconfigured browser, a WebRTC leak from javascript or using a misconfigured plug in. Better to err on the side of caution. But you do you, buttercup. You keep pretending that just using Tor is enough, and there's no danger out there.
 
A non-tech-savy user enabling webrtc on tor browser and installing plugins ? Did you even use tor browser ? You'd only end up doing that by searching for why webtorrent doesn't work and following instructions to enable that, using the about:config page while doing so XD
 
Wolfman2187 said:
You say "us" but really mean "I". You're the only one. Knock it off. Nobody is throwing a fit like you are. I'm not arguing further.
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Look at the likes on my answers mate.

"I'm not arguing further." He says, while responding to, (and arguing with), me.
 
Nitro85 said:
Another good reason they could have been shut down, is by the feds, cause they had a shitload of illegal videos, lets say "childporn" on the site lately.
They had videos with dogs licking or mounting girls, that were clearly under 18. You see, you can have a zooporn site as long as you want to, cause like i said, watching or sharing zooporn isnt illegal in most countries.
But if you start sharing childporn, what is highly illegal in most countries, the feds will start noticing, you get their full attention cause now you gave them a reason to shut you down and even arrest you.
There were a ton of people, me included, that reported the stuff on a daily bases, but the videos havent been deleted and the members havent been banned. So thats what you get if you dont care any longer, maybe the owner is already in prison.
Under every video, there were comments from people that wanted and asked for "sharing content with young actors" in it, so if you dont stop that going on on your site, thats what you get.
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I think this might be a cause for it. There was also a lot of bots and people asking for Cheese Pizza and shit. There was that vid of some girl getting knotted and then kissing a MUCH younger girl

The moderation on that site was basically absent, no idea why they would waste bandwidth and resources to host Beast content and not even bother to curate or moderate it
 
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