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Users Find Their Real Names Are Being Googled in Israel After Using Verification Software "Au10tix"
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Sometimes I have to wonder, what's it going to take to make people leave X?
I mean, it was a shithole even before Musk bought it, 4 years ago, and it's gotten predictably and steadily worse ever since.
4 years?! Is this purgatory?
It's not just twitter, this software is also used by airbnb, linkedin, and paypal.
k I need an alternative to paypal now :(
Paypal is pretty much the ground zero of evil in the world.
Now I have to remove LinkedIn - this a good reason! It over reduces my cyber footprint overall. I only have it bc it’s required for a places that I’ve applied about 60-70%.
It's a live experiment. How much a platform can enshittify before people leave? We are still going to find it out.
Sometimes I wonder what it will take to get people using the web less.
Getting them addicted to something more addictive, like meth.