It’s a false sense of privacy though. Lemmy.world is wide open for crawling by search engines. If that’s what you’re after, Lemmy would have to do what Musk temporarily did when he controversially moved Twitter behind an auth wall.
I think it’s got less to do with whatever is posted online and it’s more about the under the hood stuff like what devices you decide to use, what networks are being used to access their services, what contacts they have, and other shit like that.
It’s a false sense of privacy though. Lemmy.world is wide open for crawling by search engines. If that’s what you’re after, Lemmy would have to do what Musk temporarily did when he controversially moved Twitter behind an auth wall.
I think it’s got less to do with whatever is posted online and it’s more about the under the hood stuff like what devices you decide to use, what networks are being used to access their services, what contacts they have, and other shit like that.
Ah, interesting. Now I’m wondering how much metadata is being shared.
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