Wothe
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On decentralized network, IP address is untracable tho.
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Then where are your audience?
Ture, and their E2EE? Who in the world knows if they can decrypted it or not?
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Correct.
There’s nothing wrong with Mastodon, but when comparing it to WireMin, I prefer the latter. Because Mastodon is part of the Fediverse, it’s not fully decentralized. This means instance owners on Mastodon have certain privileges and can ban users.
While some might argue that a lack of moderation leads to chaos, but idc to be honest, I value the uncensored nature of platforms. On WireMin, I can remain completely anonymous, retain full ownership of my content, and no one can remove it. If someone disagrees with me, they can comment, just as in chat rooms.
Plus, WireMin displays only active spaces from the past 48 hours in the discovery section, and these are presented randomly. Advertisers are restricted to promoting within their own spaces, so if I don’t wish to see their content, I simply avoid that space.
Sry, I am just in love with decentralized network.
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Yeah Tumblr is good 2, but I still like Lemmy better.
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Big tech can remove whatever they want
Driving ur attention to here:
X is a free public service funded largely by advertisers.
X aware that the CCDH gained access to X’s data without Brandwatch’s authorization,
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Got it, thx for your explaination
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The same old Twitter with the same old censorship.🤨 You can still speak but you just won’t be heard, lmao. Elon is good at monopolistics👍
Well, I now use Twitter/X solely for daily news checks. For speaking and expressing myself freely, I’m on WireMin — love it.
There’s no censorship because it’s decentralized. So it means no one can act as a moderator to remove my content in chat rooms or ban my account.
They didn’t even ask for personal information like a phone number or email address during registration! Just provided a private key, and I set a username/password — it’s straightforward, like the old way. (This is their webpage https://wiremin.org/)