"This wait-and-see-posture only hurts users and strengthens and further entrenches Big Tech incumbents."
www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...
Did someone mention transition plan?*
mathewlowry.medium.com/x-strategy-o...
* Warning: the logical arguments set out in this framework are not immune to corridor conversations.
Thinking I may have gone a little OTT on @twinkl.social, and absolutely keeping it that way. #lessisabore
Belgian schools quitting legacy social media for dedicated tools which respect kids' privacy.
And if we gave them a PDS and an app with permissioned data?
www.notele.be/si103-media1...
Mystery solved.
Cookie + Brownie = @brookie.blog, at least if your Belgian.
"as social media’s algorithms showed more promoted content and less of the things that people you followed created, the value of the personal connection of Google’s accidental social network became ever more clear"
I realise I'm probably pretty dense but the stansite subscription UX perplexes me.
I hit the subscribe button. I'm not subscribed, but sent to blog landing page and asked to install an app.
(But isn't the idea that I can subscribe to a stansite without installing multiple apps?).../1
This hits home: "The young live in a Ponzi-financed world".
Highly recommended.
Congrats, America! You've just smeared your ugliness all over the beautiful game as you give your players license to break their opponents' legs with impunity.
OTOH nobody will respect your victories from now on, so you lose even if you win.
Nice.
The best analyses of where society's heading usually come from those seeking media business models.
This is no exception, tracking as it does "the increasing marriage of extreme wealth, Big Tech, AI and the coalescing American oligarchy which is allied with the political forces of autocracy."