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This is not entirely true. You can delete most of the content, and in theory, for 3rd party, it's pretty problematic to dig up. ( Unless you're a government ag
by pmlnr 11y ago
This is not entirely true.
You can delete most of the content, and in theory, for 3rd party, it's pretty problematic to dig up. ( Unless you're a government agency, but that was always the case, wasn't it? ). You can even opt-out of archive.org.
IPFS would be a very different scenario, and that is one of the reasons I hesitate to join.
- gaius 11y agoIt's more like you do or say something stupid when you're young and years later it's still the top hit for you in Google. The ease of finding it makes a huge practical difference that I think is willfully overlooked by opponents of it - between a prospective employer or date idly typing it in, vs needing real actual investigation to ferret it out. There is also that Google don't really care about this - they'll ruin your livelihood by dredging up your past mistakes for a couple of cents of ad revenue. That sort of power needs to be curbed.