DuckDuckGo has blocked Kiwi Farms

[Cat Phuckers]

I think that just maybe duckduckgo makes exceptions for websites with illicit content that just so happens to be illegal in most of the civilized world and bannable by most ISPs. I don't really blame them.

 

[Adamska]

I think that just maybe duckduckgo makes exceptions for websites with illicit content that just so happens to be illegal in most of the civilized world and bannable by most ISPs. I don't really blame them.

They're inconsistent with this though, and this is after bragging about how anti-censorship they are. So no, they're just lazy easily cowed monkeys who use other SEs to do the work for them.

 

[Critically Correct]

They're inconsistent with this though, and this is after bragging about how anti-censorship they are. So no, they're just lazy easily cowed monkeys who use other SEs to do the work for them.

It’s fucking bullshit that it’s all arbitrary. At the end of the day a couple dorks behind a computer somewhere decide what gets banned and what doesn’t. That or the Illuminati.

 

[OB 946]

I don't know if it's Oath unfucking their shit or DDG managing it themselves but KF now shows up just fine in any region I set my VPN to. That being said it only shows up under moderate or no safe search, which is fair. Who the fuck uses strict safe search?

 

[Slap47]

Has Null created his own search engine yet? wishful thinking

The search engine Dox adds an X for every page of results.

 

[Kazami Yuuka]

I saw someone earlier mention it, and I agree that the Internet is essentially trending towards its original decentralized "you have to know where to go" form. But at the very least, we have crypto-shillery (for what it's worth) to make repudiation and falsification expensive. That aside, DDG delisting us is of almost no consequence. Word of mouth is probably our strongest suit.

 

[AnOminous]

I saw someone earlier mention it, and I agree that the Internet is essentially trending towards its original decentralized "you have to know where to go" form. But at the very least, we have crypto-shillery (for what it's worth) to make repudiation and falsification expensive. That aside, DDG delisting us is of almost no consequence. Word of mouth is probably our strongest suit.

We should still be keeping a list of people who can't be trusted and should be strung up when we get the chance. CuckCuckBlow is on that list.

 

[Slap47]

I think that just maybe duckduckgo makes exceptions for websites with illicit content that just so happens to be illegal in most of the civilized world and bannable by most ISPs. I don't really blame them.

Doesn't that kinda negate the whole purpose of the site?

 

[AnOminous]

I think that just maybe duckduckgo makes exceptions for websites with illicit content that just so happens to be illegal in most of the civilized world and bannable by most ISPs. I don't really blame them.

You're a fucking retard. Their sole reason for existing is their alleged refusal to track their users and other free speech bullshit, and they just burned that to the ground.

 

[Cloacan]

I don't see how no longer being indexed by search engines is going to result in the farms going down. I didn't find this sight by searching for it on DDG and I doubt most people here did. It's not like the entire userbase will quit because of this, and new users will still keep flowing in. Albeit through things like word of mouth and mentions of the farms on other sites. Maybe some kind of promotion campaign is in order though.

Viral advertising? Postcards?

 

[Super Color Up]

I'd say they're doing this because we're getting too close to The Truth.

My question is this, WHICH TRUTH?

"Why did you de-index the Kiwifarms? What are you trying to hide?!"

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

Ver archivo adjunto 905934
"Why did you de-index the Kiwifarms? What are you trying to hide?!"

"The calls are coming from inside the server!"

 

[Ashenthorn]

I see a link at the bottom of the first page saying "Some results have been removed". It links to this page, which doesn't explain what exactly was removed or why.

Bing: No results, indicated that results had been removed, but didn't explain beyond this link to their general cucking policy.

Current Bing results:

Relevant part of Bing's cucking policy:

Sensitive personal information, including nonconsensual distribution of intimate images

From time to time, webpages that are publicly available will intentionally or inadvertently contain sensitive personal information posted without the consent of the individual identified or in circumstances that create security or privacy risks. Examples include inadvertent posting of private records, private phone numbers, identification numbers and the like, or intentionally and maliciously posting email passwords, login credentials, credit card numbers, or other data intended to be used for fraud or hacking. Upon verification, Bing will remove such search results.

That's all, folks!

PS: Still no results on DDG for me.

 

[NoSpiceLife]

DDG search (SS off) I get all sorts of other sites that talk about kf, get the Pleroma link as the third last link, after the first break the second last entry is the .nl.

As an aside LMAO thanks to this thread I just found out Null's a pedo.

 

[terry50]

Current Bing results:

Relevant part of Bing's cucking policy:

That's all, folks!

PS: Still no results on DDG for me.

Last year Microsoft received 212 requests for revenge porn takedowns, it acted on only 124 urls. If that is what has happened here... we are breathing rare air gentlemen. I'd like to know the vector though, they list three organizations who generate blacklists they faithfully act on - I wonder if somebody found a big fat vein to mainline...

Content Removal Requests Report – Microsoft Corporate Social Responsibility

Microsoft discloses requests submitted from around the world to remove access to online content.

www.microsoft.com

Edit: Also, this is going to be fun:

Azure Content Moderator - Content Filtering Software | Microsoft Azure

Azure Content Moderator is machine-assisted content filtering software that includes content moderation APIs and a human review tool for images, text, and videos.

azure.microsoft.com

 

[Ultra-Violence]

Didn't trust DuckDuckGo later since the guy who runs it is a jew.

 

[MrTickles]

We must embrace our Russian friends. They form the beginnings of a bulwark for what will become a primary barrier against islamization of european civilization. Russia russified its muslims, killed the majority of its islamists. This is something the rest of Europe is incapable of achieving. Yandex will not let you down.

 

[Archeopthryx]

The only reliable search procedure is the monthly publication of Internet Searcher Monthly featuring new interesting websites that caters to the interests of every Joe, Dick, and Larry. Each site will have their webrings that takes us to some of their trusted websites.

 

[DriveByTrolling]

When you think about it, Kiwifarms is an educational website which helps young adults learn what to avoid doing for a happier life.

Schools should be promoting the farms and encouraging future generations to learn from the wealth of knowledge here.

DDG is essentially against education.

 

[SinbadFromHouseguest]

I don't know how you could do this but this could lead to some hilarious results. Someone needs to buy up similar sounding domains like kiwifarm.net, kiwifams.net, etc. Get them to come up in the search results.

When shit hits the fan and KF is blamed for some mass shooter, all the morons looking for the site will end up at the wrong domains.