i've literally never had any of my employers require me to sign up for social networks. on the contrary, my current employer recently made everybody take an on

i've literally never had any of my employers require me to sign up for social networks. on the contrary, my current employer recently made everybody take an online course on what not to say on social media, and the general gist of it was that it would be best if i never talked about work at all. obviously i have hackernews (even though i hate it), reddit (even though i *really* hate it), github (although im contemplating moving my project to gitlab or bitbucket due to recent openai shenanigans) and fediverse for my own personal time-wasting but none of those ever intersect with my job. i also used to have a linked-in but i deleted it because i only ever got communications from spammy job-recruiters who didn't even bother to read my profile before messaging me (seriously, they'd ask me if i want to interview for a job as a webdev, i'd say yes even though im not a web-dev because i was interested in changing to a new field at the time, then during the phone interview the same person would tell me that i'm not qualified for the job because i've only ever worked on compilers and low-level kernel/device driver stuff).