关注隐私会带来一些缺点。

2作者: wqtz25 天前原帖
我刚刚卸载了 Pi-hole。这让我生活中有些不如意。 我有一件非常紧急且繁琐的事情要处理,涉及到预约。我已经尝试了几个月,每天多次寻找可用的时间段,结果却一直没有成功,感到非常沮丧和绝望。 这是一种高度官僚化、令人烦恼的流程。客服团队糟糕透顶,我完全陷入了困境。 在尝试了各种浏览器组合、关闭扩展程序和我能想到的设备后,我最终错过了截止日期。昨天我随便用手机查看了一下网站,发现它竟然可以正常工作了。虽然这对我已经没有帮助,但确实有可用的预约时间。 我抓狂地想弄清楚发生了什么。 显然,这个网站依赖一些追踪器,而这些追踪器的数据被用来在表单请求中发送访问者的位置。这绝对是糟糕的工程设计。但无论原因是什么,我始终没弄明白,因为我禁用了浏览器扩展,切换了浏览器,测试了不同的设备,但我一直使用的是 Pi-hole 的 DNS。 Pi-hole 的整个架构就是“设置好就忘”,而我完全忘了它的存在。 现代网络依赖于无数干扰你隐私的系统。你越是注重隐私,最终就越会伤害到自己的上网体验。有些人会屏蔽 JavaScript,屏蔽一切,或者专门使用 Tor。我有时觉得这些人为了安全而过得更加痛苦。 我认为使用广告拦截器扩展就足够了。在隐私问题上,我们已经无路可退。现代网络的框架基本上是:同意或退出。几乎没有其他选择的余地。 也许我很傻,也许我应该早点意识到这一点。但我认为,成为主流互联网的一部分,可能会让你的体验比那些高度关注隐私的人更加顺畅。
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I just uninstalled Pi-hole. It kind of ruined a little bit of my life.<p>I had a very time-sensitive and bureaucratic thing to do. It involved making an appointment. I&#x27;ve been trying to find an available slot multiple times a day for months. I was frustrated and desperate.<p>It&#x27;s one of those highly bureaucratic, annoying processes. The support team is horrible, and I was completely stuck.<p>After trying every combination of browsers, turning off extensions and devices I could think of, I eventually missed the deadline. Then I randomly checked the site on my phone yesterday, and it was working. There were appointment slots available (even though it didn&#x27;t help me anymore).<p>I tore my hair out trying to figure out what had happened.<p>Apparently, the site relied on some trackers, and data from those trackers was used to send the visitor&#x27;s location as part of the form request. Bad engineering, for sure. But whatever the reason, I never figured it out because I disabled browser extensions, switched browsers, and tested different devices but I was always using the pihole DNS.<p>The whole architecture of Pi-hole is &quot;set it and forget it&quot;—and I forgot it was even there.<p>The modern web relies on countless systems that interfere with your privacy. The more privacy-conscious you become, the more you end up hurting your own internet experience. Some people block JavaScript, block everything, or use Tor exclusively. I sometimes feel like those folks end up with a more miserable life at a cost of a secure one.<p>I think drawing the line at an ad blocker extension is enough. We&#x27;re cooked when it comes to privacy. The framework of the modern web is basically: consent or exit. There isn&#x27;t much room for anything else.<p>Maybe I&#x27;m stupid. Maybe I should have figured this out sooner. But I think being part of the mainstream internet probably gives you a slightly more frictionless experience than being highly privacy-conscious ever will.