Posted on 04/12/2018 12:30:07 PM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Someday a non-political frog, one who looks like President Donald Trump and who is totally unrelated to government, will set all Facebook frogs free.
Millennial pipsqueak Mark Zuckerberg may have done us all an unintended favor at Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s Congress performance.
Anyone who watched it knows exactly where the masses stand in this perilous moment in time: millions of frogs in social media’s boiling cauldron of water getting uncomfortably hot, but not quite yet knowing it’s time to jump out.
PASS THE WORD——get out of Facebook.
"...Gab, Freedom Vine, or MeWe..."
I’m way ahead of you. I never signed up in the first place.
I hear MeWe is good.
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Gab
Social Network
gab.ai
Gab is a Philadelphia-based social networking service formerly based in Austin, Texas. More at Wikipedia
Hmmm...more of the same?
Isn’t it too late? That which is captured never goes away, right? Deleted is quite the myth, I hear.
I punch out, I guess my friends will notice I punch out...
Not to worry—they delete your info after they sell it to twelve governments, five organized crime cartels, and seven international corporations. :-(
Ditto here, never will.
Some countries in the EU passed a “right to be forgotten” law. Google etc. faught hard against it. We need one here.
I got an account on MeWe yesterday. I’m trying to get some conservative groups sites on Facebook to migrate. It’s like a bare bones Facebook, but it’s much faster.
What info do they require to sign up?
I’m way ahead of you. I never signed up in the first place.
They already have all your info anyway.
Yesterday on his radio program, he said something to the effect that all of these millions of people on Facebook and other social media networks, haven't "lost" any of their private data to the outside world because of Zuckerberg and others.
He said these people have voluntarily regurgitated up their private lives in order to validate themselves somehow. I think he actually used the verb "vomit" up their private lives willingly for the world to see.
Many use it to communicate with family and friends but you can do that in private, encrypted emails instead. Some people brag about their hundreds of online "friends" who they have never met and never will.
I don't do social media except for this FR site and I think I made the right decision years ago to not share my personal life and secrets with people on the internet I don't even know.
Really? How?
I just signed up for Gab recently. It works about the same as Twitter. Some of the people I follow on Twitter get banned, and then they move to Gab and I continue following them there. Many of these people are Europeans who got banned for speaking out about the Islamic crime waves there.
I also tried to sign up for Minds.com, but all I see there is garbage that looks like some sort of blockchain system crashing. (Enough with the damn fads!)
Yeah, Rush needs a serious tech briefing—his comments on the subject are cringe-worthy.
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