Quit* W Social
* Not so much “quit” as “you probably shouldn’t move to/sign up for” (just following my naming convention in this “series”). To be clear, I think it’s (probably) totally fine that it exists as an option (unless the potential security concerns turn out to be relevant), but personally I would advise against choosing that option based on what I’m learning. I’m sure it’s a good choice for some people, just probably not anyone I know
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The “Quit W Social” collection was previously covering both problems with W Social itself and the subject of the European Commission’s endorsement of W Social. I’ve decided to separate the latter because I think this is more of the EU’s problem than W Social’s
W Social (@wsocial.eu)
Ingmar Rentzhog (@ingmar.wsocial.eu)
Hi Jan. Thanks for sharing. Do you believe that the average user will understand fully that their full legal name, nationality and in many…
W Social (@wsocial.eu)
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W Social (@wsocial.eu)
Move your account - w-tools
I did it. I finally migrated to @eurosky.social. Thanks to @support.wsocial.eu for fixing a bug that prevented me from. Big thanks to @liabe…
And a follow up question. Who are you? Why are you anonymous?
Under the 1st option only the name is said to be public. You still publish nationality & birth-year date for those users. Nothing in your…
Unfortunately, many Euros I speak to unironically want this, as some sort of "protection from Russian influence", when Russian influence…
