> and quickly became a platform for survielance I think what the author meant by this is that there can be code embedded on an HTML/JS page that sends data to

> and quickly became a platform for survielance I think what the author meant by this is that there can be code embedded on an HTML/JS page that sends data to third parties, tracking you. HTML/JS also has cookies and numerous other features that can be used to track you. Gemini has none of this - you ask a server for a Gemini document, you get a document, there are no cookies or JS-style embedded code involved. > But what about privacy? Well, you achieve that simply by not putting private information on a public network. Gemini supports client-side certificates - so you can "privatize" your capsule or a portion thereof if you want.