The decentralized web is growing
The decentralized web is growing
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What replaced Facebook?
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Not using Facebook.
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Ditched
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Try WireMin, someone recommended it from another post. Its a decentralized version of FB, people described it as combination of Mastodon + Session.
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Decentralized network, So no central server to collect user data, and they can't implement any restriction rules, so 0 banning and censorship
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WireMin
I dont see any source code, so I wouldn't trust it, especially with the fact that you already mentioned two alternatives that are open source, that will fill the gap.
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Not being open source is pretty damaging to their user acquisition, I guess. Well it did not ask for my personal info when creating an account, so I trusted it at first.
For now I use both Mastodon and Session, and still kept WireMin on my phone because it combines them both. I look forward to the day when they finally publish their source code.
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It's not open source, indeed. But I noticed that the users on WireMin are all very concerned about protecting their privacy. For example there's one community created by one anonymous user: The Gray Papers- Take back your data. https://i.wiremin.com/invite/?g=k48934787653
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"Free speech: no cancelling"
Doesnt seem appealing to me...-
I know there’s nothing wrong with those things, but the kind of people using the word “cancelling” and “free speech” are the kinds I try not to associate with
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I thought it was instagram
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