> the location, as far as I can understand. And they try to guess the
> location using all the tools and data at their disposal, including
> machine learning, constrained perhaps by my privacy setting
> (hopefully). If you are signed in, it will work in one way. If you are
> not signed in (like in
> I have attached the screenshots about the second question, of
> corrupted context menu.
The first screenshot is when I detach the tab from the window where
all the other tabs are, and second is when the tab is in the original
window.
Regards,
अनिल एकलव्य
(Anil Eklavya)
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>
> It is not true that if I type news.google.com, I would always
> everywhere be getting the US news in English. For example, if I use a
> VPN and the server is locate in Canada, then Google will redirect me
> to news.google.ca.
>
> So the first question is settled, but the second remains: about
Well, I asked someone who knows better and he settled this matter.
Apparently, Google News uses the settings of the browser, which in
this case (Tor Browser) is set en-US. So it won't be random.
It is not true that if I type news.google.com, I would always
everywhere be getting the US news in
On Sat, Mar 21, 2020 at 12:33:58AM +0530, Anil wrote:
> What I have observed on my computer (any computer, including those on
> which Intel ME is neutered) is that Google News almost always (>99% of
> the time) open with the US news.
That has nothing to do with your computer or Tor. It's you ;-)
I have been using Qubes OS for more than an year now. I use Tor
Browser in Whonix DVM (earler anon-whonix, but now in Whonix DVM). I
mostly use it for reading Google News, because in these times of
targeted servicing (i.e., personalization), I do not want to be
reading new that is specially
