Censorship Online

Online censorship is a growing problem, from corporately owned social media to corporately owned e-commerce, corporately owned so-called product review sites and more. Censorship is a real problem and what can be done about it? The solution is to stay informed about where to find places to share your experiences with others in the world. You could also continue fighting and complaining, or expect the government to solve it—which is a waste of time. Hell, to make matters worse, many governments are contributing to the issue.

First, you need places to form real relationships across the virtual world through online forums, alternative social media and/or video sharing platforms, online newsletters, podcasts, etc. Learn to use Telegram, encrypted email, use Signal, Zello, Delta Chat or Jitsi Chat. The benefits of virtual relationships on the internet are that they can provide opportunities for people to connect with others who share similar interests, hobbies, and values, regardless of their geographical location. Virtual relationships can be a valuable way to connect with others to share information and form meaningful connections in the digital age.

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An alternative to X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram and YouTube...
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Trunk allows you to mass-follow a bunch of people in order to get started with Mastodon or any other platform on the Fediverse.
https://fedi.directory is a list of interesting accounts to follow on Mastodon and the Fediverse.

Join Bluesky

Then you have Bluesky, which is rapidly gaining popularity, especially among users looking for an alternative to X (formerly Twitter). Yeah, Elon Musk takeover of the platform claiming he's going to promote free speech turned out to be bogus, just a different version of censorship. Then Musk wants you to buy a subscription which is laughable! You can find us at https://bsky.app/profile/bookwormcowboy.bsky.social

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