







Heads up if you have an account on W Social: your private data does not stay inside the W'alled garden.
Have you been Wned: Has W Social made your personal information public?
Check if W Social has made your personal information public.

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W Social may have published personal information such as your full legal name, date of birth, email address, and nationality in their public records. Information which many would expect to be remain private. Use our data privacy tool to check if W Social

W Social (@wsocial.eu)
This is not a leak. It is public information all our users have given consent when they verified
W Don't Have Time (@wdonthavetime.selfhosted.social)
"Trust community, not wealth" Holding power accountable on the open social web. https://woosh.link/wdonthavetime.selfhosted.social
W Social (@wsocial.eu)
It is not strange at all. We where among the first users to signed up. As communicated π wsocial.eu/profile/wsoc...
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Have you been Wned? W Social says it respects your #privacy. But how much of your personally identifiable information is published by them to the open web for anyone to find? wdonthavetime.tngl.io/wsocial-wned/ #WSocialFacts #WSocial
Have you been Wned: Has W Social made your personal information public?
wdonthavetime.tngl.ioWhat if you could leave a social platform without leaving your community? @brittanyellich.com explains how the AT Protocol lets you own your identity, your data, and your social graph, opening the door to a more open, portable, and developer-friendly web. π youtu.be/_ZrChpf8FZ8
It would be great to get some transparency in here. @janlindblad.bsky.social: 1. will users be able to use the w social app with any #atproto account? 2. will users be able to verify themselves (to be able to post) with any atproto account or do you require users to move their accounts to your pds?
Yikes. For anyone interested in more information about this, I recommend checking out @privacyguides.org : discuss.privacyguides.net/t/privacy-com-uses-identity-vβ¦
Privacy.com uses identity verification service Persona, which will keep biometric information for "up to" 3 years
discuss.privacyguides.net