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The EU Commission's "Follow us" links no longer include X. The first one is now Mastodon (commission.europa.eu)
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The EU Commission's "Follow us" links no longer include X. The first one is now Mastodon (commission.europa.eu)
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(EU) European Commission websites are a hit-and-miss rat’s nest of access 403 refusals to Tor users (commission.europa.eu)
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There are copious hosts in the europa.eu domain. Most of them rudely stonewall Tor users without explanation. Ironically, sometimes they are asking for public feedback on a privacy-related policy but then they block Tor users who would have the most insight.

Few examples of EC sites that are exclusive access:

  • commission.europa.eu
  • single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu
  • energy-efficient-products.ec.europa.eu

Often an open access host links into commission.europa.eu, so people might be part way through a transaction and cannot proceed.

At least eur-lex.europa.eu is open access. That’s the most important one because it publishes enacted law. Yet commission.europa.eu is quite important so definately an injustice that that site is access restricted.