It's not what I use it for, but you never know...
hellfire103
joined 9 months ago
For example, there could be an important announcement from a content creator or business that you couldn't find elsewhere.
It's surprising how many people and places are only on one social (or antisocial) media.
Some people will find this useful. Yes, we should really just abandon Twitter in all its forms, but there are legitimate reasons to view its content; and if there's a way of doing so without compromising our privacy, surely that's a good thing?
They're still not interested. It'll take a paywall or something to get them to move on, although they're not exactly fans of AI...
I still have Instagram, but only because my friends do; and believe me, I've tried to get them to move over to Mastodon, to no avail.
I wouldn't trust the Daily Mail as far as I can throw it. It's objectively the lowest quality, least factually correct, most sensationalist, and most extremely biased mainstream newspaper we have in the UK. Essentially the British equivalent of Fox News.
Me neither!