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Aside from #Mastodon, what other #decentralized #SocialMedia do you use (and like) regularly?
(And I probably shouldn’t have asked this just before I’m going to put my phone down for the evening)
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Aside from #Mastodon, what other #decentralized #SocialMedia do you use (and like) regularly?
(And I probably shouldn’t have asked this just before I’m going to put my phone down for the evening)
@saxifraga why would you use something else?
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@saxifraga why would you use something else?
@evan very true! Just wondering, really.
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@evan very true! Just wondering, really.
@saxifraga I like a lot of the answers! I use Pixelfed, NodeBB, WordPress, Surf, and a few other federated services.
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Kind of secondary to those alarming developments was the fact that all of the safeguards we put in place to ensure Security 101 things like "need to know access" and audibility were just tossed out the window, and really haven't been observed by this administration since. It's as if the entirety of what they teach you in Security 101, 201, 301, etc, is just a suggestion.
Also, where THE FUCK did this data go? Who has it? How can anyone be sure who does? Is it still being used? How will it be used going forward?
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