> The problem with decentralized social networking is that there would also be no control Decentralized social networking expects the user to control the user'

> The problem with decentralized social networking is that there would also be no control Decentralized social networking expects the user to control the user's own social input. > else it'll end up as a platform for hate speech A decentralized social networking user is not necessarily an anonymous social networking user. Such a user will still have contacts on computers and phones they own, still leave a connection trail on ISPs, and can still be held accountable. It's more difficult and less convenient for law enforcement--but privacy vs. law enforcement aceess and society's needs/interests thereof is a separate argument/topic.