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Your number is your identity. Why give it away just to chat?
Stay anonymous. Stay free.
Decentralization is the future.
UK, USA, EU, Aus, Brazil… this queue’s gonna be longer than the iPhone launch line 🙃
WireMin is in another row.
No signups, no email, no phone number.
From now on, you don’t need to tag your location or anything.
Just use the app—and your location is shared with your friends...stalkers, advertisers, governments.
Make suer to turn it off:
Settings & Activity > Story, Live & Location > Location Sharing
The EU’s age-check app will block Android apps not licensed by Google.
YouTube will use AI to profile users’ behavior and psychology to guess their age.
The UK Online Safety Act gives the government sweeping powers to police online speech in the name of "safety".
Steam bans games for vague "adult content" without clear definition.
Freedom online is fading fast. Let's stop surrendering to surveillance.
Decentralization is the only way forward.
The EU’s new age-check app wants to block Android apps not licensed by Google.
Real privacy means real choice. Not just whatever Google allows.
Cheating is wrong.
But we must also confront the fact: we're being watched everywhere. Every personal or professional misstep can now be permanently archived within seconds.
The public sphere has become a surveillance stage.
At the very least, our digital space should remain private.
Use WireMin: encrypted conversations, anonymous identities, zero exposure.
Bluesky once stood out for its commitment to free expression. Its move to block UK users over age verification laws signals a shift toward censorship.
And these systems rarely stop there. They tend to expand into broader identity control that makes anonymity harder and speech more fragile.
That’s how platforms become quiet tools of centralized governance.
https://www.theverge.com/news/704468/bluesky-age-verification-uk-online-safety-act#comments