/kemono/ - kemono.party

>>67151
Aside from using a burner account, email and payment method. I really have no good answer. Maybe consider VPNs or something.

do you know what the contents of the email where? i frequently got emails about unusual login activity asking me to reset my password. i'm wondering if your emails are something different.

Bump

>>67244
that's not a fucking solution, when everything gets blocked cause verification of age imagine that not only on discord, don't use that shit, think about how Australia is already screwed, what would happen if it reaches Europe, U.S.

>>67245
Already ineffective as shown last October with the Discord data leak. How out of touch and tech-illiterate are the people in charge of the platform. It's December 2018 all over again.

>>67245
It's absolutely a solution in the day and age where people have been using Norman Reedus' face from a game to get past age verification

>>67266
Way too many people allowed for mass surveillance to happen over time. Not even referring to lawmakers or corpos here. It is piss easy for someone to be ridiculously careless with their PII; if it wasn't, Google and Facebook would be long dead.

Yep, referring to the targets themselves.

>>67307
Right, the Patriot Act, 9/11, and COPPA definitely helped that cause…

>>67269
Some from Column A, some from Column B. But for the retaliation, Subtard got there first, Fanbox followed their lead.

>>67272
ISPs provide information about their IP blocks for things like traffic management and spam blocking, so Subtard will know that the importer is connecting from a datacenter and not a residential IP.

>difficult
If turnstile and a BC is hard to you, you're gonna have a very hard time with the most basic DTC once it gets added.

Fantia and SS are still being scraped - by people who know they're shit, have evolved and now know their shit and what not to do in order to keep scraping. So yeah, not here.

>>67303
The problem isn't the tech, it's the people. There is no technical workaround for "the management are retards who ban their own paying customers".

>>67303
where, if i may ask?

>>67272
>From what I gather the importer died because people using it were getting their accounts banned
That's what I remember when the importer stopped four years ago. My guess (and others) is SS staff started looking when they had a request from kemono's importer which account did the credentials provided came from, and ban accordingly.

>>67303
>The problem isn't the tech, it's the people. There is no technical workaround for "the management are retards who ban their own paying customers".
I can see one way to make kemono able to scrape SS again, but it would be convoluted to say the least. Basically, Kemono devs would have to make a client run from the user's machine that would act as a proxy for the importer to do its thing. The hard part would be to prevent sending junk to the importer by "man in the middle" attack from malicious users, like the SS dev team for instance, since they would have access from the client as well.

Both online but coomer's importer is down with no ETA since October 2025 (and unlikely to change; look around as to why, too many snitches)

Kemono itself should be reachable, make sure your ISP or AVS isn't blocking the connection and make sure your browser isn't ancient either (latest stable version is highly recommended for many reasons - you can have an ancient one for different purposes but better make sure this one is on an sandboxed environment).

You can also request, don't worry, the board is literally abandoned except for emergency glow wiping when spam hits more than a few consecutive pages. DAMHIKT. This means no more troubleshooting except from fellow anons so not much we can assist you with if it's a backend/server problem.

Hope this helps, good luck and have a nice day!

>>67305
i figured it out, my Wifi Router, eero blocked it without my asking.

I had to put an allow rule into it, that is massively annoying it just blocked a site on a whim