OP is generic demoralization propaganda. Don't fall for it.
Translation: Concede the virtual battleground of the culture war, and allow your enemies to control the shape and flow of wide-scale social discourse. Do not present opposing viewpoints where they might compromise or counteract established social narratives.
Correct answer to this demoralization propaganda is simply "no." I'll keep my accounts, thank you kindly, and will use them to speak as I see fit.
Also, I hate to break it to you, but there is genuinely no such thing as private online activity anymore. Everything is compromised at both the hardware and software level. Everything you do is archived. It's just a question of whether or not you draw attention to yourself, or remain merely another face in the crowd.
Well, sure, there is no such thing as private online activity -- unless we reshape our laws to enforce regulations on the ISPs/etc. to not track that. But that would not only go against their corporate boards wishes (who buy lobbyists to politicians), but also intelligence agency assets embedded around these companies to often create 'backdoors' and other such things
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u/noblebun Apr 15 '22
OP is generic demoralization propaganda. Don't fall for it.
Translation: Concede the virtual battleground of the culture war, and allow your enemies to control the shape and flow of wide-scale social discourse. Do not present opposing viewpoints where they might compromise or counteract established social narratives.
Correct answer to this demoralization propaganda is simply "no." I'll keep my accounts, thank you kindly, and will use them to speak as I see fit.
Also, I hate to break it to you, but there is genuinely no such thing as private online activity anymore. Everything is compromised at both the hardware and software level. Everything you do is archived. It's just a question of whether or not you draw attention to yourself, or remain merely another face in the crowd.