The way I see it, community-based social media is a public forum, where every post / comment is public (Obviously less applicable on an individualized platform like Instagram). Everyone has an inherent right to privacy, but not when they're using a platform like Lemmy. Twitter and Facebook are fundamentally different platforms. You can't expect privacy while using lemmy, so use a different platform to post private content.
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I very much enjoyed that, interesting stuff.
Weary traveler...
I'm afraid it's Emacs...
Because only the moment when the final Palestinan is dead will Israel's justification for existing no longer be obvious nonsense. The best case-scenario for Israel is a successful genocide.
No fucking shit, the lack of a Palestinian State is the retarded circlejerk justification for Israel's existance. That's like asking Andrew Jackson to acknowledge Native American land claims equally to Europeans.
Read You on Android, and Newsboat on linux.
Agreed, Invidious is so much lighter than YouTube that I've had sucess watching on onion instances via Tor.
Never has been, no default e2ee, and those exploits that leaked a ton of users locations.
Not to mention, no messenger is verifiably private unless it is fully open source.
"Here's what someone who has never created a private messenger thinks about Whatsapp's privacy."
Why would anyone care about what he has to say? 💀
Most retarded cosplayers of all time.
The difference in reading comprehension / writing skills between Kindergarteners who went to preschool and who did not is usually night and day imo.
Emacs