* 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
Time to talk interop! We've designed Gander with it in mind from the get-go. Every feature conversation includes: “how will this work with…
For reference, this is the same Martin Sellner whose work Anna Zeiter, CEO of W Social, posted admiration for, and when called out on it…
B. Prendergast (@renderg.host)

Rathuus ist neu auf W Social – Rathuus

Neuro Technology
These records show W Social actively lobbying, specifically on age verification, not just hosting accounts. “W Identity and the EU Age Verif…
If I were piggybacking on years of other people’s work without contributing a shred of innovation myself, I’d feel embarrassed rather than…
I didn’t know before creating an account on #Wsocial and getting #verified that my #data would be #publicly shown. It’s a shame that they…
Really important to notice the sleight of hand here. Nobody reported that @wsocial.eu *leaked* the data (except for W Social saying in their…
Dear #WSocial verified users, who had your account verified after 16-09-2026: if you are not comfortable with your full name, nationality…
Hi Jan. Thanks for sharing. Do you believe that the average user will understand fully that their full legal name, nationality and in many…
Fedica (@fedica.com)