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    Good morning

    This account is still alive. This morning I was thinking about my privacy. Many say that fediverse is more private. But they do not say that when post are send to servers, we do not know how each servers react.

    For example this message publish 2025-12-09 will stay on different servers untilll .... I don't know. I will remove it from my server but some server keeps it 'for ever'. In 2028 maybe someone will see that message. But this account will not exists anymore.

    Now I delete only message from my server. In the future I will delete my own post remotely. I don't know yet how but I will learn.

    #fediverse #activitypub #question #thinking

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