How to delete Facebook, Instagram, and Threads | TechCrunch
How to delete Facebook, Instagram, and Threads | TechCrunch
Don’t stop there:
sudo apt purge billionaires&& sudo apt autoremove
This is a reference I haven’t seen in YEARS.
Damn that takes me back.
Its less censorship AND an allowance of actual hate speech.
Earlier this week, when Meta announced changes to their content moderation processes, we were hopeful that some of those changes—which we will address in more detail in this post—would enable greater freedom of expression on the company’s platforms, something for which we have advocated for many...
It still has a real impact on the people being harmed. I dont know if bullies getting social consequences for their actions outweighs the pain they have already inflicted.
That said, hopefully better information dissemination will help anyone being targeted to find better places where bullies are defederated/moderated for being shitty humans rather than based on shareholder value and kissing the ring of a dictator.
I turfed FB then as well (didn’t bother with the other stuff).
But now I’m worried I deactivated it and didn’t delete… I wonder if it’s better to just leave it a greyed out graveyard, than to reactivate it just to delete. I feel like reactivating would give it more information even, as I would be on a different device. It’s been dead a decade.
What do people suggest?
fuck!
i made a filter with words “zuckerberg” and “meta” but not “facebook”
How to delete is not the problem. That’s the trivial part. In fact, you don’t even need to delete your account. Just stop using it.
The problem is how to get your friends and acquintances out of there. Lots of things are there and only there. Like it’s my jujitsu club’s main place of information. If I quit FB, I will no longer know what’s happening there.
This is the problem I’ve run into. I wanted to stay as part of a social group I’m nominally in, but that group’s only presence is on Facebook. And the group admins don’t want to move somewhere else because a) it’s change, and b) there aren’t many other options as good at managing such groups.
On a related topic, does anyone know of a good Federated alternative to Facebook. Or at least an alternative that’s less ad-riddled and more privacy-conscious)?
I looked around online last night and all the articles out there suggested things like Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter as Facebook alternatives, which are wrong on so many levels. I’m not that bothered about getting an alternative myself since I barely used FB anyway. But being my extended family’s tech support, I keep getting asked about what good alternatives are out there. I’m finding nothing, but I’m likely missing a good Federated option.