> that Diaspora that gave users privacy, Honestly, let's not give them that much credence, nor take them as any sort of proof that people don't care about priv

> that Diaspora that gave users privacy, Honestly, let's not give them that much credence, nor take them as any sort of proof that people don't care about privacy. Diaspora was screwing up basics -- like, serving mixed HTTP content -- years into its development. Regardless of how it was marketed: Privacy first it was not.