I’ll preface it with being a non-sexual nudist and also someone who doesn’t and has never used person-oriented social media. I don’t care about the “privacy concerns” at all in the slightest and find it funny. Especially when people obsessed with privacy try to convert me. I always delete my accounts everywhere I leave because I don’t want to have them host useless data and I’m generally very “e-clean” and don’t keep any files I don’t need-need on my PC or cloud drives either. What drove me off Reddit is literaly nazis. I moved to Germany to avoid homelessness in Ireland and since I don’t speak German, choosing an English speaking sub for the country came naturally. I used it for months but lately the amount of people speaking of how “ethnical Germans” cannot do wrong and how all bad stuff are done by “people of immigration background” and straight up calling people with immigrants grandparents who were born there immigrants to just broke me. I briefly opened Mastodon but saw the nutjobs and abruptly left. I tried using Lemmy in the past but ended up leaving because I essentially only need Reddit during commuting and Lemmy has a terrible mobile experience.

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Makes sense!

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Agreed, I believe there should be more policy and legislation from the top down rather than being conscious of my own behaviours when it comes to privacy.

There should be harsher penalties for corporations or individuals found selling or leaking user data. There have been a number of high profile data breaches in Australia recently that I found went quiet far too quickly.

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