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Absolutely. The platforms could reasonably easy stop allowing anonymous accounts. They don’t because more users means more money.
by EdgeSlash 2y ago
Absolutely. The platforms could reasonably easy stop allowing anonymous accounts. They don’t because more users means more money.
- wkat4242 2y agoUhh no I'm not giving up my privacy because a few people want to misbehave. Screw that. My friends know who I am but the social media companies shouldn't have to. Also, it'll make social media even more fake than it already is. Everyone trying to be as fake as possible. Just like LinkedIn is now. It's sickening, all these people toting the company line. Even though they do nothing but complain when you speak to them in person. And I don't think it'll actually solve the problem. People find ways to get through the validation with fake IDs.
- ternnoburn 2y agoNot what I was saying. I'm questioning the need for the thing entirely.