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Minds is rivalling Twitter in the fight against user privacy, but is it all it seems?
In brief:
Dissenting Twitter users in Thailand are exiting the platform en mass in favour of Ethereum-based rival, Minds.
Thai dissidents, rebelling against the country's archaic speech rules, have left Twitter over fears of losing anonymity.
But according to researchers, Minds may have some security concerns of its own.
Users in Thailand are losing faith in Twitter after a spate of company updates look to imperil privacy. Now, due to fears over losing anonymity, Thai dissidents are migrating en mass to Ethereum-based platform Minds.
The distributed social networking platform—professing to protect against data breaches and surveillance—shot to public consciousness as early as 2015, when it gained backing from the anonymous hacktivist group, "Anonymous."
Billed as one of several 'anti-
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Minds is rivalling Twitter in the fight against user privacy, but is it all it seems?
In brief:
Dissenting Twitter users in Thailand are exiting the platform en mass in favour of Ethereum-based rival, Minds.
Thai dissidents, rebelling against the country's archaic speech rules, have left Twitter over fears of losing anonymity.
But according to researchers, Minds may have some security concerns of its own.
Users in Thailand are losing faith in Twitter after a spate of company updates look to imperil privacy. Now, due to fears over losing anonymity, Thai dissidents are migrating en mass to Ethereum-based platform Minds.
The distributed social networking platform—professing to protect against data breaches and surveillance—shot to public consciousness as early as 2015, when it gained backing from the anonymous hacktivist group, "Anonymous."
Billed as one of several 'anti-
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