Unfortunately none of these are end-to-end encrypted (I believe). Thanks though!

Nooooooo! That sounded perfect. The app is still up but it’s entirely missing from their website :(

Thanks for sharing

Close, but it appears admins of instances have access to your info, sadly :/

My problem with decentralised social Media currently is that it’s entirely unencrypted and publically viewable.

I don’t mind so much on services like Lemmy where it’s a bit of fun to make comments and post random things without it being directly linked to your identity (though I am aware the content is still likely being scraped by someone somewhere).

I’d really love a Facebook/Instagram replacement, but end-to-end encrypted where only the people you’ve given permission to can view your content.

No idea how this would be achieved, but PixelFed is pretty useless unless you’re posting publically.

How is this a good argument? The law from the post being stupid notwithstanding, by this logic, why bother making any regulations or laws at all if someone, somewhere is gonna break it.

Are you aware of how much of society is held together with the duct tape of social obligation and the honestly system? Yes we have audits, and enforcement, but honestly in a health society, the vast majority is self-imposed.

This is a really poor argument against government regulation, is all I’m saying.

It boggles the mind how many times a higher up comes up with some idea (in any context, not just politicians), and never stops to answer the question: “how is this going to work?”.

She’ll be right mate, don’t worry about it 🇦🇺

And Windows 8/10 didn’t take features away for no reason. (Or at least, they didn’t insist on them for too long, with the windows 8 desktop fiasco)

You will take my top taskbar from my cold dead hands Microsoft, who the fuck signed off on this? They actively shutdown any forum threads on it too.

Off to Linux we go.

Other than at work, where I have no choice :(