• @krashmo
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    09 months ago

    While you’re not wrong about double standards, anything that discourages the use of vapid social media platforms is a win in my book. Use whatever backwards logic you like to make it happen so long as it’s effective.

    • @trolololol
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      89 months ago

      Well this goes into the direction of social media monopoly so I’m not sure

      • Aniki 🌱🌿
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        9 months ago

        Lemmy is a message board, not social media. Like fark or something awful. You have no idea who the duck i am. How is that social?

        • @webadict
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          69 months ago

          Users create and/or share content, check. Users discuss content, check.

          Unless you think something is missing from that definition, Lemmy is social media. It is pseudonymous, but it is still social because of the users.

          • Aniki 🌱🌿
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            9 months ago

            Since when did that define social media? That’s the same thing as IRC. is IRC social media?

            ICQ had message boards where people would chat about the news. Was that social media?

            Again, fark is a place where people share content and discuss the news. Is that social media?

        • @SmilingSolaris
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          39 months ago

          It is social media, just because your talking anonymously doesn’t mean you aren’t interacting socially. Jesus Christ your talking to people. Right now. Your being social media’d. Stop acting like your above it.

        • @dohpaz42
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          29 months ago

          Bruh.

          forms of electronic communication (such as websites for social networking and microblogging) through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content (such as videos)

          • @QuaternionsRock
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            39 months ago

            Your Lemmy account can likely be used to identify you, given a big enough data set.

            • @[email protected]
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              9 months ago

              Undoubtedly, especially since I haven’t taken particular steps to obfuscate my identity here.

              But as I said in a comment below, I’m more worried about some unhinged nutbag online randomly targeting me than being a person of interest by any nefarious groups or organizations.

          • @[email protected]
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            19 months ago

            No it isn’t.

            When you download the app you let them have the following information/data about you:

            Purchases, location, contacts, search history, identifiers (!!), diagnostics, financial info, contact info, user content, browsing history, and usage data.

            Please tell us how any of that is “anonymous”.

            • @[email protected]
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              -29 months ago

              Cool dude, you’ve identified that big corporations data farm.

              Random bloke user with a vendetta still doesn’t know who I am, and that’s who I’m more worried about on the personal scale.