>I just don't understand how anyone can believe his vision for "a privacy-focused social network"... People need to understand, ANYTHING you use on the interne

>I just don't understand how anyone can believe his vision for "a privacy-focused social network"... People need to understand, ANYTHING you use on the internet opens you up wide to privacy violations. Anything you use on the internet can end up in the hands of law enforcement. And certainly any SOCIAL network is, by its very nature, NOT private. There is no way to be on the internet, and be completely opaque to the larger world at the same time. Zuckerberg is lying to you. So are Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, and Wire. If you're worth it, the US can track you. (Not just the US, several other nations and organizations can as well.) Your buddy who told you that they couldn't find you behind that pseudonym as long as you were using a VPN? Yeah... he lied. But here's the real problem, no one cares. No one cares about privacy, because they all feel that they have nothing to hide. I know the feeling, I understand the feeling. But this is bigger than us as individuals. The internet needs to be rearchitected, bit by bit. In concert with that effort, we need to agitate for some laws that prevent data sharing. Some laws that have real teeth.