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Part of me is glad that the public and governments are finally catching up to what FB has been doing for years now, but I'm worried that we don't have a better
by imiric 7y ago
Part of me is glad that the public and governments are finally catching up to what FB has been doing for years now, but I'm worried that we don't have a better platform/solution that fills in the void without the risk of these privacy violations happening again.
Some of the decentralized networks are interesting and seem like a good way forward, but they're still far away from being adopted by non-technical users and masses at large.
This seems like it's not only a technical and UI/UX problem, but one of marketing as well. The advertising-based revenue model has certainly become hostile towards user privacy, and we should rethink that too.
Whatever comes after FB, I hope it addresses all of these issues, for the sake of all of us.
- antod 7y ago> I'm worried that we don't have a better platform/solution that fills in the void without the risk of these privacy violations happening again. Can we just keep the void?