Fizie thinks digital privacy matters.
Fizie cares about freedom of expression.
Fizie concern about AI might override human rights.
Fizie
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Fizie thinks everyone is equal.
Fizie thinks digital privacy matters.
Fizie cares about freedom of expression.
Fizie concern about AI might override human rights.
Fizie thinks digital privacy matters.
Fizie cares about freedom of expression.
Fizie concern about AI might override human rights.
I believe Twitter employed some form of censorship on this news.
They attempted to conceal it from us, but it has already spread throughout the news in other countries.
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They attempted to conceal it from us, but it has already spread throughout the news in other countries.
Did u know this? #Twitter #Elonmusk #dataprotection #Twitter #Elonmusk #dataprotection #Twitter #Elonmusk #dataprotection #news #Twitter #Elonmusk #dataprotection
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Look what I did! 
I sent out BTC and ETH invoices to let my friend pay me in cryptos while we were chatting privately within WireMin.
Makes everything much easy.
#news #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #eth
I sent out BTC and ETH invoices to let my friend pay me in cryptos while we were chatting privately within WireMin.Makes everything much easy.
#news #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #eth
moonHappy birthday! @kainoa
Life is short, and our rights should be firmly in our own hands,
no matter how difficult the "Battle of Freedom" may be.
For now, we may only find peace in the #decentralized digital world where we can connect and communicate freely and securely.
May people be Free from unreasonable restrictions one day.
#ukraina #ukraina #belarus #russia #ukraina #ukraina #belarus #russia
no matter how difficult the "Battle of Freedom" may be.
For now, we may only find peace in the #decentralized digital world where we can connect and communicate freely and securely.
May people be Free from unreasonable restrictions one day.
#ukraina #ukraina #belarus #russia #ukraina #ukraina #belarus #russia
If Meta truly joins Fediverse/Mastodon (ActivityPub), from my perspective, it means there are potential data risks in Fediverse, and lots of people might abandon Mastodon, including myself. 💢
Will keep look into it.
I'm going to stick with the decentralized approach, and #WireMin is still a quiet place for me. At least now it looks safe.
#mastodom #activityhub #instagram #meta #news #meta #mastodom #activityhub #instagram #meta
Will keep look into it.
I'm going to stick with the decentralized approach, and #WireMin is still a quiet place for me. At least now it looks safe.
#mastodom #activityhub #instagram #meta #news #meta #mastodom #activityhub #instagram #meta
Do you agree with Bluesky is just Twitter 3.0?
Still centralized, they gonna collect our data and even get to know the dark side of user's life. Kinda creepy😥 #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news
Still centralized, they gonna collect our data and even get to know the dark side of user's life. Kinda creepy😥 #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news #twittermigration #elomusk #jackdorsey #kennedy #bluesky #news
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Quick question:
What are your thoughts on anonymous communication? 🤔
I know it might seem untrustworthy, not truly knowing who you're conversing with. But, sometimes I felt that it could acutally drive people to engage in deeper, more uninhibited discussions.😮 After all, you don't know each other and neither party can intrude on the other's real life.
What are your thoughts on anonymous communication? 🤔
I know it might seem untrustworthy, not truly knowing who you're conversing with. But, sometimes I felt that it could acutally drive people to engage in deeper, more uninhibited discussions.😮 After all, you don't know each other and neither party can intrude on the other's real life.
@atomicpoet @remco Super simple, just type #, it will automatically shows up. #mastodonmigration #privacymatters #freedomofspeechandexpression #decentralization #dapps #web3 #WireMin
It seems there might be a misunderstanding about the concept of decentralization initially.
1. The most significant difference between decentralized and centralized systems is that the former doesn't rely on a central server to store user data and personal information; control is in the user's hands. Essentially, you can think of your device as your own server, inaccessible to anyone else. Some decentralized networks or apps, like Damus and WireMin, don't even collect user data when creating an account. These apps offer a great opportunity to experience the decentralized network.
2. You mentioned, "There are servers on here which have been around for years without incident." I'm not sure if you're referring to all Web 2.0 social media platforms never experiencing any incidents or specifically to Calckey, so I'll respond to both interpretations.
- Within the Web 2.0 social media realm, Facebook could serve as an example. They collect a significant amount of user data and utilize it for commercial profit. Data leaks are commonplace in the Web 2.0 network.
- As for Calckey or Mastodon, I enjoy using them both. They are fantastic platforms for #freedomofexpression. While federated platforms like it generally offer better privacy than centralized ones, user data could still be at risk if an instance's server is compromised. This could potentially expose user data to unauthorized parties. As we are seeing them every news. Literally happens every single day.
(There is another potential risk🤔If a server accumulates a large number of registered or active users, the server's owner has the ability to sell the entire server. Unless you have complete trust in this owner, there's no way to prevent such an event. Furthermore, the owner has the option to sell user data, which includes email addresses gathered during registration.)
Overall, it's all about understanding the trade-offs. Decentralized networks might not be perfect, but they sure do give us more control over our data, and censorship-resistant and that's a step in the right direction.
@FediThing @tchambers @Lucinda @mastodonmigration @rysiek @boud @lightone @hrefna @strypey
1. The most significant difference between decentralized and centralized systems is that the former doesn't rely on a central server to store user data and personal information; control is in the user's hands. Essentially, you can think of your device as your own server, inaccessible to anyone else. Some decentralized networks or apps, like Damus and WireMin, don't even collect user data when creating an account. These apps offer a great opportunity to experience the decentralized network.
2. You mentioned, "There are servers on here which have been around for years without incident." I'm not sure if you're referring to all Web 2.0 social media platforms never experiencing any incidents or specifically to Calckey, so I'll respond to both interpretations.
- Within the Web 2.0 social media realm, Facebook could serve as an example. They collect a significant amount of user data and utilize it for commercial profit. Data leaks are commonplace in the Web 2.0 network.
- As for Calckey or Mastodon, I enjoy using them both. They are fantastic platforms for #freedomofexpression. While federated platforms like it generally offer better privacy than centralized ones, user data could still be at risk if an instance's server is compromised. This could potentially expose user data to unauthorized parties. As we are seeing them every news. Literally happens every single day.
(There is another potential risk🤔If a server accumulates a large number of registered or active users, the server's owner has the ability to sell the entire server. Unless you have complete trust in this owner, there's no way to prevent such an event. Furthermore, the owner has the option to sell user data, which includes email addresses gathered during registration.)
Overall, it's all about understanding the trade-offs. Decentralized networks might not be perfect, but they sure do give us more control over our data, and censorship-resistant and that's a step in the right direction.
@FediThing @tchambers @Lucinda @mastodonmigration @rysiek @boud @lightone @hrefna @strypey