Ahh they typical brigade is definitely in effect even above this post... A bunch of comments to suppress the real ones made, just like what happens on Twitter r

Ahh they typical brigade is definitely in effect even above this post... A bunch of comments to suppress the real ones made, just like what happens on Twitter regularly. I had to scroll down past the posts dismissing the issues to get to this one. The news at this point is also conveniently not trending on Twitter even though I am pretty sure a lot more people are Tweeting about it than about Doja Cat right now (who is trending). I also didn't even see the article, tweeted by CNN, even though I follow them on Twitter. We're officially chest deep in the era where nothing popular on the Internet is trustworthy nor credible, and where nothing works as expected. My solution is the same as it always has been... Never respect them enough to enter your real (government) name, and never post anything that you can't afford to have compromised. There is no end to what modern data greed will use your data for.