Threads attracts 30M users in 24 hours despite design flaws, privacy concerns | Ars Technica
Threads attracts 30M users in 24 hours despite design flaws, privacy concerns | Ars Technica
FTC requires Meta to make it easy for users to control data.
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people seem to be in a big need of something different than Twitter.
and also the FB/Instagram users are likely not to hesitate to join one more Meta app that preys on their privacy.
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Cuz he's loco in the cabeza.
Now you can't even read Tweets without an account.Why would you even want to look at it at this point? It's Nazis all the way down now.
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Such public services should not rely on a single communication channel controlled by a capricious private entity.
Agreed, got an AMBER alert on my phone the other day and the link for more info leads to their twitter account... Which I couldn't see without logging in.
It's because Musk sniffs his own farts and has bullshitted his way into more and more money his entire life. He wanted to morph Twitter into the platform he wanted, but also tried to make it net a profit, by 1) fucking over people/companies to whom he owed money, and 2) trying to squeeze money out of users who had used the platform for free for over a decade.
He's one of those asshole kids who start bum fights, but he's trying to get the bums to pay him for participating and he's not paying out to the bettors who won.
Now you can’t even read Tweets without having an account.
They did walk that back, at least.