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Capybara01

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If you find someone with a disgusting profile pic. Get uBlock origin browser addon. If you right click their PFP and you can block that person's PFP for the entire site. Makes this place so much better.
 
Well that is fascinating to know. Personally I’ve yet to see a pfp that I’d consider disgusting though. Out of curiosity, what do you consider disgusting?
 
Oh, that's an interesting thing to know. But that addon won't tamper with site security?
 
pes said:
There is plenty of human dick and vag pics that a lot of people do not want to see.
And then there are the gaped anuses and pumped orifices and stuff like that, which is disgusting.
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Fair enough. I have seen an awful lot of dick pic pfp. And if dick ain’t your thing, then yeah that would be rather bleh. The gaped and pumped stuff is wild to have as a pfp. Some people are just plain weird.
 
pes said:
There is plenty of human dick and vag pics that a lot of people do not want to see.
And then there are the gaped anuses and pumped orifices and stuff like that, which is disgusting.
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Surprised there’s no option to turn off pfps all together
 
Yuri1944 said:
Oh, that's an interesting thing to know. But that addon won't tamper with site security?
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It should not. If the addon is not sending statistics back to it's owner. In that case you might be leaking which sites you are visiting.
Also it implies that you trust the code in the addon and that this software running in your browser is not doing anything it is not supposed to.
That is kind of difficult to check. But if it is open source, the guarantees are a bit better.
This is essentially a problem with any software you have to trust.

You have other more problematic issues with security to look into.
Run this in terminal. Or some windows equivalent, maybe windows has tcpdump too:
tcpdump -vv -x -X -s 1500 -i <your network device id (ip a)> 'port 53'
(You can put together exactly what this command does by reading the documentation you can find on google to verify that this prints DNS requests on port 53.)
And then visit any website.
If you can read the url of the website in the output of that command, congratulations, you are sending plain text, unencrypted DNS requests to your ISP who can trivially read them.
And you should learn how to enable DNS over TLS in your browser at least or system wide using a TLS enabled DNS provider such as 1.1.1.1 from cloudflare.
 
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